Semantics ithink, semantics. Do we need to define every single word before using them? The point is the same, here rephrased: government interference tends to protect accumulated wealth, where lack of interference provides forces for natural redistribution as debt is defaulted on.ithink wrote: Recessions without government interference have a tendency to break this up. Please give an example of any system in the last 200 years that did not have any government interference. My history book says there are none, how about yours?
ithink wrote:Defaulted debts vanish concentrated wealth. ... and they destroy the individuals who cannot pay, of which there are plenty in a compound interest system... like families, like MINE! Am I some sort of sewer rat that needs this "correction"?
What? I see default as liberation, you can choose to see it any way you'd like to. The Jews 7 year law liberated the "debt slaves". I see recessions combined with modern bankruptcy law doing the same today.
You're simplifying a complex system and leaving out important details. Basically, it's not the exact physical amount of money in circulation that matters in our system. It is the velocity of circulation or lack there of. The more money changes hands the more goods everyone has regardless of whether actual money has been created or destroyed.ithink wrote:The amount of money in circulation is not enough to pay all the outstanding debts. Sir, we have aCRAZY mathmatician telling us this. Any thought experiment will confirm it. C'mon. If 1 billion is loaned this month, 1.1 billion is owed next month and without another loan, there isn't enough to pay the first. Do you agree with this or not?
I'll invite you to take the simple thought experiment a little further. The interest is payable with sufficient circulation or growth. Do a small simulation of a closed system economy and you'll see the problem comes when wealth is concentrated too much, or in other words, not circulated. I think you're getting hung up on the initial money creation through debt concept to fully think this through, or "wrap your head around it". You're previous response shows your lack of understanding. Forget about how debt is created for a moment and think this through.
ithink wrote:Fine. Post the refutation of the math. Dance around if you wish, or just post the refutation of the math. [/color]
Many of us have, but rather than discussing the issues brought up you revert to Mad Mike's standard spit-fire "refute the math" answers.