Doge is a cute idea, but it literally can’t work. A debt based system is either expanding (to service the interest on the debt) or collapsing into default. You cannot remove a price insensitive buyer that represents 20% of GDP from the system and replace that spending with private sector actors. They are price sensitive and will never spend at the obscene rates the government does. Doge may buy us a few weeks or months extra before the piper has to be paid but there are two outcomes when imbalances get this big. Hyperinflation or hyper deflation. For the government hyperinflation is the less painful outcome and they are the one who gets to decide which way to fall so my bet is hyperinflation. Eventually.
Zero is better than negative. When you are negative you must get to zero before you can become positive.
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Cling to the sinking ship or float away into the expanse on a door. All the opportunities suck some worse than others.