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I can't argue against your local statistics if they work locally for you. But you must understand that that's your local sample. In my experience it doesn't matter at all, and the fact I know it's perfectly possible to prescind from a college degree entirely to be perfectly knowledgeable, competent and productive on a certain field (engineering at least, as per my sample), is enough of a proof (at least for that field), as this is provable by counter-example. I have college education, so I know from first hand experience that the quality of the material available on the internet is vastly superior to anything college can ever give you. In fact I realized after the fact that I wasted my time, I shouldn't have pursued a college degree on engineering, I should have learned from the internet directly.
Very well done! Yes I agree with my classification. Very smart from ChatGPT, it could have got easily confused from my permanent mention of utopian elements yet it grasped the concept. I'm impressed.
Thank you for this initiative, I really enjoyed writing my story, it was a great opportunity to dust off :)
I really appreciate you read it :)
The lack of development was intentional, to keep it short but at the same time try to create an eerie feeling, SCP like, through incompleteness itself. However the reader is the final judge, and I take it. I appreciate you see potential in the concept :)
(In case you're wondering, I know I'm the latest to the party, but this had come together so well in my mind that I really had to take it off from my chest and only this weekend I had time to do so...)
Please explain what "existing debt monetization"
Just what's mentioned in that paragraph: when the central bank transfers money to the government treasury to pay for debts.
How can one pay 69% interest
Money was already printed by the previous regime.
and refinance only 61% of maturing debt
The rollover wasn't final. As stated in the first part, the low rollover was expected and, has stated in the linked article, it will be repeated by the end of the month, where it's expected to be allocated entirely.
without new borrowing and no currency emission
As mentioned in the post, adding to the money transferred by the central bank are the IMF and BID funds which are refinanced debts (negotiated at lower rate than before, not higher, ence the great accomplishment). Hence no currency emission is needed.
You honor me. I gladly can say I reciprocate such trust with painstakingly filtered and compaginated material. Will keep providing it as much as I can but, as south_korea_ln did, please pin me on what interests you. Otherwise, the amount of bs is overwhelming, I personally ignore it by default.
Thank you for reading :)
Sadly for the case of people like Saifedean, Hoppe and the like, its never about ideology but about pure ego. They have all been overshadowed by a real-life libertarian, a guy who got his hands right on the actual matter, faced the actual problem, produced actual results, and earned world wide recognition for it. He's everything they always dreamed to be from the comfort of a fancy coffee shop, and now that he actually materialized that dream, they have been reduced to absolute irrelevance. They can not bear it, hence their lame, childish attacks. It's such a lame spectacle that I reviewed the article only because you asked, otherwise I had ignored it, that's how irrelevant that people have become.
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