/lit/ - Literature

As long as you're reading, what does it matter which format you use? poseurs who care overmuch about the aesthetic of "being a reader" might give you a hard time, but no one else will care.

>>17431842
>So let's pose the question as an econ question. explain to me how gold is more optimal than paper money.
I'm the first guy and you're o the money. These /lit/eral retards can't even apply their reading to other fields, they'll never be true polymaths. Gold is not more optimal than fiat currency, and the complaints directed toward fiat is similarly true of gold (and the ones that cannot, such as inflation, are beneficial for modern economies.). Not to mention that the countries that dropped the gold standard recovered faster in the Great Depression, or we can consider the political ramifications of basing a currency on gold when other nations have greater access to gold than the USA.

>>16393343
I'm not denying that OP is mentally handicapped—that much is obvious—I'm merely demonstrating that you implicate yourself also by your own words.

riverrun, past Eve and Adam's, from swerve of shore to bend of bay, brings us by a commodius vicus of recirculation back to Howth Castle and Environs.

Well, there's always mathematics.