no man, no problem

It doesn't lol.

It's a bandaid.

The government spends more on welfare than it gets in taxes, so it borrows more money from the federal reserve.

The problem is, is that means that the fed prints more money so that means that the dollar is worth less.

Yes, I'm aware how hyperinflation works lol

So, in order to try and curb that, they do a deal like with the Saudis where they artificially create demand for the dollar.

But it doesn't work.

The dollar just gets less and less valuable.

K, but my question was "how do we solve the problem with 170mil welfare dependents and 22mil illegal immigrants?"

Easy. We cut welfare spending.

Except

That's never going to happen.

So the best possible outcome in the future is....?

best scenario

The status quo gets maintained, and the we keep just going as is. The dollar just gets less and less valuable slowly as possible.

So a slow degradation into hyperinflation until economic collapse.

Basically.

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The worst case scenario is that the Saudis basically tell us to fuck off, and do a deal with a country like China.

Which makes the inflation hyperaccelerate.

oof

That's what the Chinese are trying to do right now btw.

Did you hear that Trump's admin is talking to crypto currency peeps?

They're trying to beat China to the punch

Doesn't surprise me.

invasion of SA is off the table I guess

Crypto is theoretically like gold. There will come to a point where the computational requirements to mine more crypto will just become too high to actually profit off of.

Therefore the supply of crypto is limited.

Especially since we're reaching the limit of how small we can even make transistors any more, we're almost reaching that point.

Bitcoin and Ethereum are starting to stabilize in price, so it might not be a bad idea to think about investing in it.

Crypto for big brain. Not good for small brain like me.

I like the concept behind icon. Essentially they've monetized the concept of time and logistical resources

@Veritas Prognostician there is a way to radically improve computing power at current transistor size and complexity. downside is the people working on it are terrified it will attain sentience

thus are pushing the new method very slowly

Source? Sounds like BS lol

seen a 4 hour documentry on it in school method is in the way the transistors are connected

They are modeling it along the lines of a neural pathway or rather than the lineal assembly line.

here is a link to a simmalr method i think only skimmed the article https://www.wired.com/2014/08/ibm-unveils-a-brain-like-chip-with-4000-processor-cores/

concept is awesome but they are tossing the type of neuralnetwork ai into these to run them the kinds of algorithms we don't fully understand since we write algorithms to write algorithms now. which is why the people involved are going slow af cause they are seriously pushing dangerous boundaries

the concept is not new they had the idea since the 80s the problem is we couldn't make AI multitask well enough to run one.