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🤣 great show. 2nd best stream ever.
Acho que to de um jeito que já to brincando de pique esconde comigo mesmo 😂
Kat posts one suspicious two out of the blue and steals the crown. Fry.gif
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I forgot my hashtags, pardon me 🤣 #mesh #meshtastic #lora
That react is so perfect for it 😂
It has 2 separate conversations split in stereo at the same time. Its like having an extra tape. Listen once balanced right, and again balanced left for a totally different experience. Tripped me out.
How old do you think I am?? 😂
Yeah but the central content stream here is cryptoslop
Where the (digital content equivalent) white wimmin at? No fatties
I will check it out:)
I am fairly relaxed with what I count as "Christian music".
Aging parents have me suffering through this shit rn. Trying my best to be healthy so Jr doesn't have to deal with it.
> I'm not thinking about that. You're implying that stable means nominally equal from one year to another. So if a beer is 5$ in 2026, stability would mean it will keep being 5$ in 2027, then 5$ in 2030 and so on and so forth (at least if I get your argument right).
Correct.
> This seems to be entirely unnecessary as far as I can see, especially if it is to be obtained by means of a central bank / planning agency that needs to constantly adjust the money supply.
How do you plan financially if prices are not stable.
> Computers once had prices hovering around 10000$, whereas now you can get a pretty good one for 400$. Is that unstable? Is that problematic?
They're an exception. Food, housing, transport, health are the things that matter. Just check your monthly budget.
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Changing money supply, not necessarily increasing. If the economy grows (as it usually does, that's what we want) the supply needs to increase. But economies can also shrink and then the money supply needs to shrink. During COVID the economy shrank but central banks did the wrong thing and still increased the supply and prices getting all out of whack for a while was the result.
In any case go ahead try to find your magic la-la land with stable prices and a fixed supply. I'm not keeping you. If you fail to find it you can still pull a @nprofile…42km and call your customers "wet wipes". It won't help but you'll feel good for like a minute.
😂 it's all about giving the impression you have a clue what's going on.
> >The amounts of goods and services offered will vary. If a fixed amount of money chases a varying amount of goods and services the price paid for each good or service will have to vary
> I really don't see why this is concerning to be honest. Can you maybe provide an example? I feel this is somewhat of a crucial point for your argumentation and I don't see how it's so important, thanks
Why are stable prices important? So you can plan financially?
> Would you say that, hypothetically, if we were on a gold standard and, for whatever reason, no more gold were to be found for many decades, then the markets would have a hard time doing their thing?
Yes. We'd have deflation and that'll trigger a massive recession.
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Yes, we were discussing this recently, remember? That, instead of saying, "Well, zaps are public, so who cares," we should be working to make zaps more private.
Keeping Ghosts away better than the Atlantic Ocean.
> Inflation being pretty low and things being pretty good is a qualitative subjective statement that doesn't mean much unfortunately. Are you talking about hamburgers, houses, cars, eggs, or something else entirely?
Hamburgers and eggs yes. Food is a good indicator. Housing is like oil in that if the price goes up it's possibly a shortage in supply not too much money in circulation.
> >Your fixed money supply will lead to wildly swinging prices and kill any business quickly.
> I fail to see why this should be so obvious.
The amounts of goods and services offered will vary. If a fixed amount of money chases a varying amount of goods and services the price paid for each good or service will have to vary.
> The reason bitcoiners "obsess" over dollars is because the dollar is the dominant monetary system, not because inflation is low and things are generally speaking good as you seem to think. Should we discard this measurement and start focusing on some imaginary benchmark?
The dollar is dominant because it's the best system we have, not because evil forces don't let you have your Bitcoin economy.
Feel free to come up with a system for more stable prices. If you have one you can rule the world.
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You know what. As it's all fresh, I could probably make it too, for half the price, but pushing a button on a website is a lot easier than spending a few hours in the kitchen😬😂.
😂 if I didn't have a kid, she'd probably get that or I'd make her food. I need something to mother 🤷♀️
And I thought #Techno was niche.
My dog, is on a fresh food subscription diet costing £5 a day. About $7😳. I don't even spend that much on myself😂😂.
She was stalking me waiting for me to give her a piece 😂. Spoilt rotten that girl.
Great photo. Love the eyes 👀.
Oooo yum. Happy there are so many capers lovers here.
Africa takes the lead🥳🖕🏻.
some palm trees would look nice there
You mean chose correctly. 🤣
Oooo sorry about your bad luck ✖️
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Oh come on. No contest🤷🏻♂️.
He's very healthy. Apparently there's lots of dead stuff in her neighborhood. Lol
Google lens said black vulture. All I told her was "vulture. Something's dead nearby." Lol.
A kick in the fucking teeth
It's a hard thing to accept, but I've moved on now 😂
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Viu que falei umas coisas sobre a faculdade?
Ele foi proibido de fazer isso.
🤝 So much pain in the ass.
Yes that's exactly what central banks are doing. Yes it can be easily manipulated as you can see in Zimbabwe or any of the failed economies of the past.
It's not looking good? Inflation is in the low single digit percent depending on where you live. That's pretty stable. That's pretty good. That's why you like dollars and obsess over the dollar price of Bitcoin.
Your fixed money supply will lead to wildly swinging prices and kill any business quickly.
Central bank fiat is the best we have until you come up with a better price stability mechanism but you have to have one.
