GM
Yes, Iβm still on Facebook, bite me π
This is a Facebook friend that runs photography workshops.
I sooo want to jump in and explain prices havenβt risen, your currency is being debased.

GM
Yes, Iβm still on Facebook, bite me π
This is a Facebook friend that runs photography workshops.
I sooo want to jump in and explain prices havenβt risen, your currency is being debased.

Do it!
Funnily enough one of his friends had Bitcoin and wanted to know what to do with it, so he connected us on Facebook.
I showed her nostr:nprofile1qyv8wumn8ghj7enfd36x2u3wdehhxarj9emkjmn99uq3zamnwvaz7tmwdaehgu3wwa5kuef0qqsra2ey033mkdwl5w8q0jss9ak69zafh82xsuvhwsaauw3trkq2amgvvanjv and she discovered her hairdresser took Bitcoin, so she now pays for her haircuts in BTC π
Stellar work π
GM Mike
I find amazing people still don't get this, its not even a Bitcoin exclusive topic. Just post that chart of the money supply over the last few year and leave, its best not to explain anything let them work it out.
It feels like I'm shilling π
I want to answer, "isn't it strange how everything is becoming more efficient and abundant, yet prices rise constantly"
Problem with that approach is it doesnt always feel like because the government is nearly half the bloody economy by now. You might be better off using an analogy unrelated to money
That's true. Efficiencies don't apply to government, but abundance does π
There is an Alan Watts lecture where he talks about a carpenter not being able to build something because he doesn't have enough inches it beautifully illustrates the difference between the value of something (the wood) and the abstraction we use to measure it with (the unit) but of course I can find it now π€·ββοΈ