which would be likely if he was forced to extend

Since they would most likely be whipped to only vote for no deal

if he got an extension, didnt appoint an EC member.. AND got a mojority in a GE... that would be the trifector

as he would then have massive leverage on the EU PLUS a majority to put a deal through..

and since it would probably be negative towards the EU, there wouldnt be enough eurolovers to kill it

and unicorns are real

and you can have your pie and eat it too

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i mean, it is possible that there's a clause in the EU treaties that causes the EU to collapse

bitcoin crashing again

20% loss in about 3-4 days

Digital currency will never really be stable

It's almost like currency with "stable value" has been tried already, and turned out to be quite terrible for general usage.
It was called gold standard.

Bring back the Gold Standard

It worked

Gold standard keeps its value in the long term.

And inflation wasn't as bad

It would reduce growth but it would make the growth stable

But it is _way_ less stable

go look at charts

The value of Gold barely changes

It has a very fixed value

That is why it works

yeah, now that it's not used as the main currency

Modern Currency isn't backed up by anything it is simply an article of faith

go look at charts pre and post gold standard\

What you will quite clearly see is that gold standard is way less stable

If we brought back the Gold Standard it would make the economy much more stable because currency would actually be backed up by something

Goo look at the charts

because what you're saying just isn't the reality

it has already been tried

UK has tried to go back to gold standard

and it was a catastrophe

our current currency has a small degree of inflation most of the time

but it is _stable_

It would be more stable if currency was backed up by something, It doesn't have to be the Gold Standard but we should have the currency backed up by something, It is simply an article of faith if we don't

the problem with gold standard (at least if many countries apply it) is that the country with the most gold controls the worlds banks

its easier to crash the gold market than a currency

when greece defaulted its debt in around 2014 I remember I had a gold long order ... and it crashed the gold market

I switched to short and made about 10k over night

because the EU demanded they sell assets and gold reserves