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Enough of this dribble, let's get to an important issue. How are Anthony Pettis' testicles today? I know this is a subject that is near and dear to you, and if it's still too soon since Max's viscous act of testicular terrorism, I understand. They say time heals all wounds, God willing.
Pizza bite stalker desperately looking at my post history for any crumbs he can scrounge up.
Shook.
And it's less bountiful than silver. Who cares? You still assume that nature's provision of gold (and only gold !), as well as the level at which we find gold in the mines of the world, is somehow equivalent to what we should expect in the growth of the economy.
Why should anyone, even an idiot, assume that?
But it is finite. What's more, there's no relationship between the manner in which we find gold and the way we increase productivity in the economy.
None ! But like an idiot, you force a relationship where none should exist.
There is only so much gold, but that's not the chief problem with Gold Bugs.
No, they are lost to automation. And many more will be in the future. Look at Uber's headless cars, for example. Or drones delivering packages.
It took many more American workers to build a much lower number of automobiles in 1950 than it does today to build a larger number of cars.
It's an index - a common investment tool for people who want to invest in ALL businesses in a particular market. I wouldn't invest any other way.
You should be paying me for the education I'm giving you. It's an education you would have gotten in a good school if you had ever attended one.
Again, cherry picked examples.
Shook