The Pankian Metaphor wasGoodbye to USENET 3153

Wow. I don't think I've ever seen that word.

Why is this; they're a RPITA, leaving everybody else to clean up their messes? I've been trying to figure this one out for several years now. The US folklore has them thinking much better in the 1800's. When did they start becoming an obstruction? Was it their switch from democracy to socialism?

I'm not knowledgable enough to be able to understand even a single implication of this monetary effect. I don't know how to fix that. It's like the peripheral that stores this data has never been attached to me.

I believe you. I simply don't understand, nor can figure out, how this happens.

I understand this is the bookkeeping side of trade. But before barter can happen, you have to have something to barter and somebody who wants what you're selling. This is the piece that I can't figure out (I think that's the piece). Thus, yesterday, it was against the law and all infrastructure to sell Widget A. So A couldn't have been made and on the shelves waiting for customers to buy it. Then the magic curtain is raised, all of sudden, poof trade happens and there's stuff. This is impossible. But somehow it happened.

So you're saying that having a sound money makes it more efficient to trade? I can see where this removes all that time it takes to yap a barter-item. oh...I see. Money is an axle oil. NObody has to think about values because a monetary policy sets a value which eliminates setting a value for each item ever to be traded.

I think I'm having troubles because I'm looking at details and not something that is more general. But I can't even problem?

BAH