/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>49627503
>Biden is a Socialist
no he's not lol
>That's redistribution, which is communism
no it isn't
>So under "Democratic Socialism", the people who don't work eat more proportionate to the people that do work
no
>Pic related
muh gorillions
>da jooz
lol

>>30221270
>marginalism
>science and math

Someone, tell him

>>30170066
he said philosopher, not pseudo intellectual

What does decentralization even mean if it's always the richest who control it anyways? When you faggots realize capitalism is the problem so just take your profits in the meantime.

>>28974928
>don't invest in this scam
>invest in THIS scam instead

>>19126697
I'm just laughing. What else is there to do? One can only laugh.

>>18875965
I didn't even get that far HAHAHAHAHA
Fuck, we're really going to make it, aren't we? Like not the meme "we're going to make it" but actually, we're going to make boatloads of money

>>18658164
>I'm a bong and here I would guess 80%+ would vote for B.
I have great news for you. Pic very much related. AI is finished, you're going to regret it.

>>18614519

https://thehill.com/homenews/state-watch/493156-maryland-county-recommends-grocery-store-trips-based-on-shoppers-last

>mfw capitalists have to stand in long lines during predetermined based on government issued criteria hours to acquire basic necessities
>mfw their compliance only required fear of a cold virus and garbage Netflix programming

People here have become communists. They don't understand
1) Bitfinex won't let their first IEO since LEO dump
2) If the price is over $1, holders get more coins
3) Brian Armstrong personally invested: https://www.ampleforth.org/about
4) $10mm cap

Wouldn't a p2p ledger type thing make all monetary flows public? Big companies who could parse the data could gather reliable statistics as to the cost of production of commodities and also their selling prices at various places in space and time. This would definitely minimized prices and profits by increasing competition.

Central banks can create as much "money" as they want. Paying off debt isn't a problem per se. Debt-services (private or public) will always outstrip the actual objective value creation potential in society to pay it off in actual tangible goods and services is the problem.