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7/24/2025, 1:27:12 AM
>>213026818
>>213026762
>>213026722
Its so organic, that its almost frightening.
3 answers in a row written 2 minutes between each, all in support of the essay.
Hell, Im le stumped. We must have been wrong all along you really aint mad. At all.
>>213026762
>>213026722
Its so organic, that its almost frightening.
3 answers in a row written 2 minutes between each, all in support of the essay.
Hell, Im le stumped. We must have been wrong all along you really aint mad. At all.
7/16/2025, 6:06:06 PM
>>510543908
>>510544155
>here are too many safety nets in place these days
my dear friend that's not how economics works
you can't put a safe guard in place against the inevitable, all you can do is fix or delay it, it was never fixed thus it was delayed. When a bubble happens it will inevitably burst, housing prices going up eternally can only work if income goes up eternally
when will houses be worth an average of $1m? $1b? how long until a single 1 bedroom house costs more than the combined current GDP of the entire planet?
this simple thought experiment shows the fallibility of eternal growth; the constant need to 'beat the market' means that the market trend just changes, inflation is 2%, income stagnates, but interest rates are passing 7%, where does the extra money come from? you buy in to a pyramid scheme that just avoids the 'pyramid scheme' label by selling something in order to buy into the scheme, but it is a scheme all the same. Pyramid Schemes always eventually run out of people to sell too, eventually the 'asset' you buy specifically because it 'increases in value' you basically only ever sell to people who also only buy it because it 'increases in value' pricing out the people who want it for the purpose for which it was created. and once everyone is bought it the party stops, the machine grinds to a halt, and now no one is buying at all because the prices are going down due to the drop in demand which causes the prices to go down faster, soon people are panic selling which drops the price like a rock, dragging everything else down with it.
any 'protection' you put in place literally just amounts to some third party covering losses, which just expands the scope of the pyramid, either government bailouts as the price drops to nothing or they literally buy up the assets which ends up being the end goal of the scheme itself anyway, resulting in the bubble now dragging the government down with it, more debt for the fed.
>>510544155
>here are too many safety nets in place these days
my dear friend that's not how economics works
you can't put a safe guard in place against the inevitable, all you can do is fix or delay it, it was never fixed thus it was delayed. When a bubble happens it will inevitably burst, housing prices going up eternally can only work if income goes up eternally
when will houses be worth an average of $1m? $1b? how long until a single 1 bedroom house costs more than the combined current GDP of the entire planet?
this simple thought experiment shows the fallibility of eternal growth; the constant need to 'beat the market' means that the market trend just changes, inflation is 2%, income stagnates, but interest rates are passing 7%, where does the extra money come from? you buy in to a pyramid scheme that just avoids the 'pyramid scheme' label by selling something in order to buy into the scheme, but it is a scheme all the same. Pyramid Schemes always eventually run out of people to sell too, eventually the 'asset' you buy specifically because it 'increases in value' you basically only ever sell to people who also only buy it because it 'increases in value' pricing out the people who want it for the purpose for which it was created. and once everyone is bought it the party stops, the machine grinds to a halt, and now no one is buying at all because the prices are going down due to the drop in demand which causes the prices to go down faster, soon people are panic selling which drops the price like a rock, dragging everything else down with it.
any 'protection' you put in place literally just amounts to some third party covering losses, which just expands the scope of the pyramid, either government bailouts as the price drops to nothing or they literally buy up the assets which ends up being the end goal of the scheme itself anyway, resulting in the bubble now dragging the government down with it, more debt for the fed.
7/11/2025, 3:09:14 PM
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>>509683300
Obviously the aged highschool bullies decide who's the pedophile.
Obviously the aged highschool bullies decide who's the pedophile.
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