Untrue... Trucks for farms are subscription model for a long time check since when, search Johnniee Deerie upgrades/subscription... Cars are going the same route. And for long time now its either service them on their own shop or no parts, no service, no telemetry. And the Ultra Low Emission Zones (London), and the 15min cities attempts (Oxford) - UK, Australia and Canada always Guinea pig, test space for how public opinion can be drawn into this... More and more the right to maintenance is fringe and that's why the EU tries to force it on Big Tech. Black Swan events such as covid push all this dystopia further... No on needs to be a rocket scientist to know that a loan with interest is selling the future to have a better present... It is selling the future generation to have it good right now... Its impressive you think larger prices are better. Thinking at own business or maybe own real state. And can't see there will be always a bigger fish applying same poison to you. Maybe the genius move was big capital allowingba whole generation to have it easy (boomers) and the generation after to have useless university degrees, no job and no housing... The clash of generations does no allow them to unite against who created this system... Inflation good?!?! For whom?!?!? For how long?!?!? How come... When I asked it, I was expecting some deep economics answer on supply/demand/ innovation / productivity... But then I get a greed based answer?!? ๐Ÿ˜ณ๐Ÿ˜ณ๐Ÿ™„๐Ÿ™„

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> No on needs to be a rocket scientist to know that a loan with interest is selling the future to have a better present... It is selling the future generation to have it good right now... No it isn't. Loans are just for having any future at all, not a better one. The farmer borrows to buy "inputs" (seed, fertilizer) so they can sow then harvest & sell & payback later. The merchant borrows to buy merchandise they can sell later etc. Students borrow to learn so they can sell their skills later. Loans are just a fact of having to spend first before earning in any business. > Its impressive you think larger prices are better. Thinking at own business or maybe own real state. And can't see there will be always a bigger fish applying same poison to you. Mild inflation is the best we have. I don't see how it benefits the big guys. > Inflation good?!?! For whom?!?!? For how long?!?!? How come... > When I asked it, I was expecting some deep economics answer on supply/demand/ innovation / productivity... But then I get a greed based answer?!? ๐Ÿ˜ณ๐Ÿ˜ณ๐Ÿ™„๐Ÿ™„ Don't know how that makes me greedy. The economic rules apply to everyone and don't benefit me in particular.
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