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The US government now pays over $3 billion of interest on its debt per day.
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Saw this on Twitter hours ago π
Thatβs a lotta Big Macs
I wish were the government who paid, the citizens are the ones paying the government debts.
Iβm not trying to convince you (or anyone) to quit Twitter.
Do what you want. π»
Classic debt slavery.
π€Iβm just riffing. Curiosity killed the cat.
I am @SatsMcD.ai
Quit Twitter π
I am sorry James! I cannot zap this note! Not good news!
#bubbleconomics 101 π«§
I think in ur case my ol digital buddy curiosityβs gonna have to get in line behind the WON π€ππ€£
The O is lower case.
WoN for the win. π₯
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All gas all brakes 
If a big economy like the US is going to default on their debts, who is taking the loss AND survives???
#asknostr
Hello.
The US government now pays over $3 billion of interest on its debt per day.
Have a great Thursday.
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Gm James πΈ
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$10/day/citizen
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Great Day to you as well sir π₯
I will have a great day because Im in #bitcoin
#bitcoin wins π₯
That is wild π€―
Iβd be better off holding my wealth in tennis balls than U.S dollars. The path for Bitcoin is inevitable
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Hello.
The US government now pays over $3 billion of interest on its debt per day.
Have a great Thursday.
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will be per hour very soon
Is "the government" paying it, or are you?
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The US government now pays over $3 billion of interest on its debt per day.
Have a great Thursday.
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they're going to need a bigger printer
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lol. @npub1cj94...0efa just keeping it real around here
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From Brave AI
Characteristics of Fiscal Dominance
Fiscal dominance refers to a situation where a countryβs fiscal policies, particularly its debt and deficit levels, become so significant that they override the effectiveness of monetary policy in controlling inflation. In other words, when a governmentβs debt exceeds a certain threshold, it can no longer rely solely on monetary policy (interest rates and money supply) to manage inflation, as the central bankβs actions become less potent.
Damnit James my day was goinβ¦at hell, who we kiddinβ¦thanks for the reminder. π
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Probably nothing. π€£π€‘
$100,000 per minute.
With more printed money
More than military expensesβ¦ π―
Bitcoin is really cheap