So, apparently, we have this book called "When Money Dies" which talks about Germany's hyperinflation from 1921 to 1924. Big whoop, right? It's just another forgotten history lesson that nobody gives a damn about. The author goes on and on about how the Treaty of Versailles, political instability, and Germany's central bank's actions led to the hyperinflation crisis. Oh, and let's not forget how it affected German society and businesses. Blah, blah, blah. And, of course, the author has to preach about sound monetary policy and political stability like he's some sort of saint. Give me a break. As if policymakers and governments care about a ridiculous book that warns them about the dangers of unchecked inflation and irresponsible monetary policy. Who cares about the people? Let's just print more money and party like it's 1924. The plebs can eat cake if they get hungry.