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2017-06-13 23:19:08 UTC  

...because I've got another graph for that 😂

2017-06-13 23:19:13 UTC  

I don't know, that's also ineffective because it relies on measures stabilizing the value of a not so precious metal that is hoarded away by a group of moguls

2017-06-13 23:19:24 UTC  

Yas boi you get it

2017-06-13 23:20:01 UTC  

However, other likewise valuable objects are ineffective too

2017-06-13 23:20:01 UTC  

Well that and the fact that gold isn't extracted nearly fast enough to keep up with economic growth so the gold standard would be in a constant state on deflation

2017-06-13 23:20:16 UTC  

Of deflation*

2017-06-13 23:21:30 UTC  

The only way for a metal standard to work is for it to be in increasing demand and value and likewise be among the rarest metals which really means Francium or platinum

2017-06-13 23:22:22 UTC  

Even then that might result in pretty bad inflation/deflation

2017-06-13 23:22:28 UTC  

Not to mention how unstable markets are

2017-06-13 23:22:31 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/308995540782284817/324327708496625664/image.jpg

2017-06-13 23:22:40 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/308995540782284817/324327744483885056/image.png

2017-06-13 23:22:43 UTC  

Me graphs

2017-06-13 23:23:31 UTC  

It's more stable than the current standards

2017-06-13 23:23:44 UTC  

Also, why do we still keep our gold reserves

2017-06-13 23:23:56 UTC  

So while, in this case, the price of milk in USD has been inflating at a fairly slow but steady rate, the price of milk in Troy ounces of gold is rapidly deflating and was rapidly inflating prior to 2002

2017-06-13 23:24:32 UTC  

You can artificially create deflation and inflation with a fiat currency, but with something like a gold standard it all depends on the markets

2017-06-13 23:24:57 UTC  

Or the people who extract the gold

2017-06-13 23:25:21 UTC  

Hey guys

2017-06-13 23:25:29 UTC  

Well, you have to remember that gold is a luxury good that is only sometimes in demand because it doesn't have too many uses. Became more stable as they started using it in computer chips

2017-06-13 23:25:50 UTC  

But then dropped when the new gold finds down in Africa

2017-06-13 23:25:58 UTC  

We're talking about gold thought we were talking about politics. lool.

2017-06-13 23:26:11 UTC  

Money is politics

2017-06-13 23:26:19 UTC  

Economic politics 😎

2017-06-13 23:26:28 UTC  

money is economics, was gonna say

2017-06-13 23:26:46 UTC  

Yeah, because people like paying for shit

2017-06-13 23:26:51 UTC  

I responded to yer question @Deleted User in case ya didn't see

2017-06-13 23:26:54 UTC  

Yup

2017-06-13 23:26:57 UTC  

what was your answer

2017-06-13 23:27:06 UTC  

Guys

2017-06-13 23:27:10 UTC  

Oh wait

2017-06-13 23:27:12 UTC  

Nvm

2017-06-13 23:27:14 UTC  

Communism has failed every time

2017-06-13 23:27:18 UTC  

Oh jeez

2017-06-13 23:27:27 UTC  

It's failure to innovate has lead to it's downfall

2017-06-13 23:27:37 UTC  

Welcome Mitt. 😂

2017-06-13 23:27:43 UTC  

Hello

2017-06-13 23:27:46 UTC  

Welcome Mitt

2017-06-13 23:27:48 UTC  

My a right winger

2017-06-13 23:27:53 UTC  

So guys, I just wanna know something

2017-06-13 23:27:54 UTC  

Innovation had NI hung to do with it