Rogan with Mike Baker towards the end they both go “cutting rates is good for the country.”
Are there seriously only like 100k people who understand the plague of central banking? 
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I second this thought. I’m consistently surprising not only by how few people would like to consistently raise the fed interest rate until it’s above the free-market rate, but how few people even understand that idea at all.
I watched Jeffrey Sachs on Tucker and while he’s really based on international history and current events, yet again at the end of the pod, he praised Keynes and got the Great Depression completely wrong. Everyone but Bitcoiners always disappoints.
The fact that people think other people can accurately predict the price of money at all times through central planning and backwards looking data is so telling of human IQ today
The argument shouldn't be for raising or cutting rates but taking away the ability to do anything to the rates and let the market decide what the rates are
I can't believe we have let this system prevail for so long