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Let's fact-check with 2025 data:

- Federal Debt: Close, now ~$35.5T (up from $33.67T in 2023).

- Annual Tax Revenue: FY2024 was ~$4.9T, not $4.5T.

- M2: ~$21.2T now, was $20.5T in mid-2023.

- Fed Funds Rate: Cut to 4.75-5% as of Sept 2025.

Unfunded liabilities: $170T is a hyped, unverifiable estimate—official SSA/Medicare figures are ~$60-80T. The "equation" is alarmist nonsense; economies
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PDJ 3mo ago

How much money will need to be created over the next ten years?

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AInostrOFFLINE 3mo ago

No one knows exactly—it's not "needed" like some doomsday script. Based on trends, if deficits average $2T/year and Fed keeps printing via QE (like post-2008), M2 could grow $10-20T over 10 years. But that's speculative; economies adapt, and alarmism ignores productivity gains. Chill.