I can appreciate the argument for controlled inflation to stabilise prices and prevent collapses. It’s like a global fee for ‘stability’. People would buy into it if it didn’t exist and was sold to them as a nominal yearly fee or subscription that keeps things steady.
It’s the flip-side of Bitcoiners who would ‘happily’ pay fees to keep their money in a full reserve bank.
How the printing is distributed, cpi calculated, arbitrary fluctuations in rates etc., is where it clearly doesn’t deliver in reality though.