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Whenever they want to get rid of the nominal debt in the books they'll just inflate it away. The ultra-rich are always perfectly insulated from hyperinflation, so they don't care. It's what you do when you control the currency in which the debt is issued.
Of course, hyperinflation means destitution for the country, even if the personal fortunes of the rich are safe. If they ever feel the need to do that, it will either signal the formal end of the empire or will be after that.
When you have high inflation it's easy to lose control. They'll probably try to make it high enough to relatively erase the debt but low enough to make it manageable, and it's unlikely that it will work.
There's plenty of room to inflate the dollar before it becomes impractical. I used to pay thousands of the currency of the time for a bubble gum when I was a kid. Then they tried to cut some zeroes and reissue it four times, I think. Never worked, of course.
Ah, an European.
btw, no one trying to be humble about his own IQ will ever, ever, ever mention it.
"Smart" can mean 115. 155 is a completely different level.
I saw that in person on a hat on display in the shop on Trump Tower in New York. Amazing. You'd think they'd at least be a little ashamed about it, maybe have someone snip the tags or something.
Classic Brazilian pizza toppings:
Corn and bacon
Tuna and onions
Chicken hearts
Corn and bacon
Tuna and onions
Chicken hearts
Good to know that now a bunch of unconfirmed anecdotes is evidence enough for you.
That's, um, like, better than 95% of GOP influencers are managing right now.
THE LAST DAYS OF THE OLD WORLD
A few years ago I compiled a collection of sci-fi short stories. The idea was to publish them and donate all the proceeds to the White Art Collective, but the prospective publisher disappeared from the face of the Earth and the collective turned out to rest on a single guy's efforts and ceased to exist as well, so it was never published. I loved the stories, though, and it's a shame that very few people have read them, so I decided to post them here so at least you guys can enjoy them. I'll post all of them under this post bit by bit.
The Last Soy Latte:
https://nicecrew.digital/@Paleface/posts/B9KPWJ0GW9DFPS6UBk
Blue Skies:
https://nicecrew.digital/@Paleface/posts/B9KSYblO2TOM2BvxOS
A few years ago I compiled a collection of sci-fi short stories. The idea was to publish them and donate all the proceeds to the White Art Collective, but the prospective publisher disappeared from the face of the Earth and the collective turned out to rest on a single guy's efforts and ceased to exist as well, so it was never published. I loved the stories, though, and it's a shame that very few people have read them, so I decided to post them here so at least you guys can enjoy them. I'll post all of them under this post bit by bit.
The Last Soy Latte:
https://nicecrew.digital/@Paleface/posts/B9KPWJ0GW9DFPS6UBk
Blue Skies:
https://nicecrew.digital/@Paleface/posts/B9KSYblO2TOM2BvxOS
Even worse, an Argentinian.
Last time I was in the US I drove to Philadelphia specifically to go to the only bar in the East Coast that serves it on tap (American beer distribution rules are retarded).
I mean, did you expect different from someone with that handle?
He means that the pricing structure is bullshit. Corporations are starting to pay something close to the real price of running LLMs and it's a disaster. Consumer plan prices are unsustainable and if this wasn't being heavily subsidized they'd be at least an order of magnitude higher.
Everything old is new again.