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Comment Re: Now you just don't understand how America work (Score 1) 120

"It doesn't become money supply it becomes private equity cash used to buy up competitors triggering out of control inflation"

Since the S&P 500 handsomely outperforms inflation, why not run a sovereign wealth fund to take advantage of the awesome power of private capital to expand, and return profits to citizens in the form of a basic income?

Comment Re: What the hell good does that do? (Score 1) 120

https://fred.stlouisfed.org/gr...

Can you please look at that and tell me tax receipts are not any kind of limitation on spending? Remember when trillion-dollar deficits were unthinkable yet here we are with the dollar still king?

Why give credence to the old, outdated belief that taxes fund government, rather than that taxes are a tool of social control, and we can easily just print the money and index inflation away?

Comment Re: Unsurprising (Score 1) 106

Do you think Newton himself could have used a telescope to measure precession of Mercury? "The problem of the anomalous precession of Mercuryâ(TM)s perihelion appeared in 1859" Did the telescope technology already exist, just no one thought to measure Mercury's precession, and if so, why didn't smartie Newton think to test it?

Comment Re: Expression, not Understanding, is Limited (Score 1) 106

What if language itself demonstrates entanglement by simultaneously changing a verb to match a change in number of the subject?

I.e., is the subject in "I eat an apple" entangled with the verb such that a change from I to He or She immediately triggers a change in the verb from eat to eats?

Comment Re: Human understanding of reality is limited (Score 1) 106

Did you object that we can't see quantum mechanics because we live on a macro scale, but do experiments show superposition happening on a scale visible to the naked eye, and how does that influence your interpretation of the primacy of classical laws (i.e., can quantum laws like non-commutativity, tolerance of contradictions by hiding them in a matrix, etc. operate on a scale we can see?)?

Comment Re: What the hell good does that do? (Score 1) 120

"Money that you want because that's what pays for a functioning civilization."

When have taxes ever paid for more than a quarter of what the government spends? Does the fact that the Pentagon can't pass an audit mean they are writing blank checks without feeling restricted by Congressional authorization, which the Fed, ultimately, cashes?

Why do we even need an IRS?

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