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trentmb | 6 years ago

No- they just told you to read Jeffersons musings on the topic of central banks.

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lisper|6 years ago

Yes, but why Jefferson? Why not Arglebargle? Or me? I have musings on the topic of central banks, would you like to hear them?

trentmb|6 years ago

> Yes, but why Jefferson

Because they thought Jeffersons thoughts on the matter were relevant.

> Why not Arglebargle?

Because I know what that word means.

> Or me?

Because "lisper central banks" doesn't produce any meaningful results in a search engine.

> I have musings on the topic of central banks, would you like to hear them?

Sure.

tomjakubowski|6 years ago

It seems like OP just thinks Jefferson has written some "extremely valid criticism" of central banking, from before the US had the system. Who knows? I think central banking is probably fine and cryptocurrencies are stupid and I don't see where the appeal to authority is.

hokus|6 years ago

Your thoughts are clear and interesting. It appears we've always had a ratio of 1, 2a and 2b with some collapses or perhaps even more illusive is the [slow] migration. Like paper gold, man-made diamonds or the private entity stops acting on behalf of the government and ends up owning it.