I don't think that would be entirely possible. Humans are greedy creatures, it's how we are made.
An interesting replacement for fiat is time. There was a movie made with this concept ( I can't remember the name of it ) where the currency was time. It didn't work out too well.
the concept isn't broken, people just believe in the wrong definition because they choose to be ignorant.
in my opinion, it stems from a deep hatred of god. it has to, because gold is part of the natural order, of the structure of the universe -- chemistry is a descendant of, and not far removed from, physics. and they simply won't accept that all of this was created, deliberately.
economic behavior that has internalized the truth that gold is money, and which runs downstream from this truth, is favored by god. all other economic behavior is of a base political nature, and it is hated by god, and those who participate willingly and believe the lies of these systems, are punished in kind. but with these truths, even those who would not have the rule of man, and political economy, can suffer it, and succeed, because they are better informed than even the game-makers at the playing of their own game.
But without gold directly, ans I don't mean gold backed I mean currency where each note has some gold in it (because without this you ultimately just get fiat replacements and removal of a gold standard)
You need a crypto currency with a quasi fixed supply that probably only changes as population changes. It has to essentially be fixed relative to demand because otherwise you get fractional reserve lending and money printing bs. Also a transaction tax that goes to a public wallet that then is used to subsidise essential goods. Cut out the government entirely.
they are not incompatible. you can add any system of credit you want. i mean a 100% gold dollar, and so banks are free to issue notes of credit which they claim are redeemable in gold. they should be required to issue against only that which they actually hold in investment accounts: no fractional reserves, and no risk to any customer's "savings account."
all savers and investors should do their dilligence in determining where to bank, and they should listen to advisors who tell them to keep certain amounts in each of their savings, time deposits, and margin accounts.
it's not hard. we literally choose not to do it.
By that logic, all things part of the natural order, and possessing chemical properties, and being subject to physics, are loved by God.
Gold is not unique in this sense.
God cares about goodness not gold.
that's irrelevant, because it isn't politically directed. any supply of currency will do, and any natural changes to it can be accounted for by the market. the market is phenominally more powerful than government. gold can "leak" out of the system by destruction or into the system by new mining or such windfalls as a meteor shower.
no one ever said free market capitalism would be completely free of problems, the point is that it's the best system for reacting quickly and cleanly to those problems. central planning is a disaster, and it will never get better, and mises explained in plain english exactly why.
How does man fix land, if land was already perfect (nature) and man just always ruins it and turns it into a punch of plazas? How can man fix land, or are you saying how we handle land and property?
Problem isn't landlords. Problem is you have some landlords that have 1000 properties. One or two maximum. Renting is useful for some circumstances. Like temporary housing. Buy renting should be a small percent. Everyone should be able to afford a house by 24 if they work
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This you could solve 90% of problems with a basic one house max rule. Maybe two if you are charitable.
Does anyone one have that classic screencap that described money as "human time, energy and (something else). It was very long and might have originated from d8ublechan.
i dont see how gold fixes anything, theres still massive wealth inequality. maybe it would be fine if nothing could be inherited except a reasonable amount of land/houses. everything else goes back to the state which distributes the land in an equitable fashion to those without any. and the gold could go towards actually advancing society and the well-being of humans.
the above would obviously only work if the government was actually compromised of compassionate enlightened individuals in some utopian society from the year 4000 or so. i simply cant imagine any system which works at present time - the only answer seems to be tear it all down and go back to small villages that print their own currencies and no trading beyond the next couple of towns over.
>inb4 crypto
literally anything garden gnomes cant print at will
Crypto
I don't think that would be entirely possible. Humans are greedy creatures, it's how we are made.
An interesting replacement for fiat is time. There was a movie made with this concept ( I can't remember the name of it ) where the currency was time. It didn't work out too well.
In time.
eliminate money, rely only on strength and power. dominate the weak and conquer the universe.
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the concept isn't broken, people just believe in the wrong definition because they choose to be ignorant.
in my opinion, it stems from a deep hatred of god. it has to, because gold is part of the natural order, of the structure of the universe -- chemistry is a descendant of, and not far removed from, physics. and they simply won't accept that all of this was created, deliberately.
economic behavior that has internalized the truth that gold is money, and which runs downstream from this truth, is favored by god. all other economic behavior is of a base political nature, and it is hated by god, and those who participate willingly and believe the lies of these systems, are punished in kind. but with these truths, even those who would not have the rule of man, and political economy, can suffer it, and succeed, because they are better informed than even the game-makers at the playing of their own game.
Based. This
But without gold directly, ans I don't mean gold backed I mean currency where each note has some gold in it (because without this you ultimately just get fiat replacements and removal of a gold standard)
You need a crypto currency with a quasi fixed supply that probably only changes as population changes. It has to essentially be fixed relative to demand because otherwise you get fractional reserve lending and money printing bs. Also a transaction tax that goes to a public wallet that then is used to subsidise essential goods. Cut out the government entirely.
they are not incompatible. you can add any system of credit you want. i mean a 100% gold dollar, and so banks are free to issue notes of credit which they claim are redeemable in gold. they should be required to issue against only that which they actually hold in investment accounts: no fractional reserves, and no risk to any customer's "savings account."
all savers and investors should do their dilligence in determining where to bank, and they should listen to advisors who tell them to keep certain amounts in each of their savings, time deposits, and margin accounts.
it's not hard. we literally choose not to do it.
By that logic, all things part of the natural order, and possessing chemical properties, and being subject to physics, are loved by God.
Gold is not unique in this sense.
God cares about goodness not gold.
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You take away the interest. Good luck tho, you're not the first homosexual to try check Lincoln check Kennedy
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and then meteor falls on earth made of gold
that's irrelevant, because it isn't politically directed. any supply of currency will do, and any natural changes to it can be accounted for by the market. the market is phenominally more powerful than government. gold can "leak" out of the system by destruction or into the system by new mining or such windfalls as a meteor shower.
no one ever said free market capitalism would be completely free of problems, the point is that it's the best system for reacting quickly and cleanly to those problems. central planning is a disaster, and it will never get better, and mises explained in plain english exactly why.
Fix land and you fix the world. Money is a sideshow.
How does man fix land, if land was already perfect (nature) and man just always ruins it and turns it into a punch of plazas? How can man fix land, or are you saying how we handle land and property?
>How does man fix land
Georgism.
Terrible idea
>Terrible idea
Okay, I'm open to one other alternative.
Guillotines for landlords.
Problem isn't landlords. Problem is you have some landlords that have 1000 properties. One or two maximum. Renting is useful for some circumstances. Like temporary housing. Buy renting should be a small percent. Everyone should be able to afford a house by 24 if they work
This you could solve 90% of problems with a basic one house max rule. Maybe two if you are charitable.
get rid of garden gnomes
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would have to end the fed
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>Fix Money You Fix The World
No. Fix human population and you fix the world.
garden gnomes and n-words are not human anon
Sharia law
tax things correctly to suppress issuance against unproductive (inflationary) activity.
namely, tax land.
You can only serve one master. God or Mammon.
The love of money, filthy lucre, is the root of all evil.
Does anyone one have that classic screencap that described money as "human time, energy and (something else). It was very long and might have originated from d8ublechan.
Gold. Anon. It's the gold.
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XRP FIXES THIS
ITS QUANTUM GOLD
AND WILL DEFEAT LUCIFER
JESUS WILL REIGN
AND TRUMP IS HIS APPOINTEE
FOLLOW THE POOL POSTS
AND IT WILL LEAD TO A AVALANCHE
XRP589XRP
is it even possible to fix it?
i dont see how gold fixes anything, theres still massive wealth inequality. maybe it would be fine if nothing could be inherited except a reasonable amount of land/houses. everything else goes back to the state which distributes the land in an equitable fashion to those without any. and the gold could go towards actually advancing society and the well-being of humans.
the above would obviously only work if the government was actually compromised of compassionate enlightened individuals in some utopian society from the year 4000 or so. i simply cant imagine any system which works at present time - the only answer seems to be tear it all down and go back to small villages that print their own currencies and no trading beyond the next couple of towns over.