Is it possible for all to be rich? - Page 2
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Bekele
Canada47 Posts
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Kentor
United States5784 Posts
On December 24 2008 08:38 KaasZerg wrote: This is kind of what the Weimar Republic tried to do. Printing lots of money. The only result was extra zero's on pricetags. My great grandfather Stored piles of Deutsch Marks on his attic. My grandfather and his siblings were litterally throwing with money and swimming in it lol. TOILET PAPER | ||
zOula...
United States898 Posts
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barth
Ireland1272 Posts
On December 24 2008 08:35 jjun212 wrote: Let's just say somehow, it did work out... I don't think inflation works like that? I could be wrong, I think I am BUT... they're not making any more money or adding any more paper to the system. Just spreading it out more. But ok, what if the top 100 richest people only gave money to people who were making less than 25k/year. Would that be more possible? Sigh whatever, I just get sad when I see the distance from the richest to the poorest. Like someone else said, $122 USD is a lot for a family in a struggling country. If everyone in a developing country would get a certain amount of money then it would become pretty useless. Im a bit drunk so im not sure if it makes any sense but w/e | ||
naonao
United States847 Posts
On December 24 2008 08:35 jjun212 wrote: Let's just say somehow, it did work out... I don't think inflation works like that? I could be wrong, I think I am BUT... they're not making any more money or adding any more paper to the system. Just spreading it out more. But ok, what if the top 100 richest people only gave money to people who were making less than 25k/year. Would that be more possible? Sigh whatever, I just get sad when I see the distance from the richest to the poorest. Like someone else said, $122 USD is a lot for a family in a struggling country. But much of economics is based off supply and demand, if everyone were to suddenly get money, they would most likely use that money to buy products, which in turn will allow the producer to charge more for everything and in a sense making the money less valuable. | ||
koreakool
United States334 Posts
On December 24 2008 08:38 KaasZerg wrote: This is kind of what the Weimar Republic tried to do. Printing lots of money. The only result was extra zero's on pricetags. My great grandfather Stored piles of Deutsch Marks on his attic. My grandfather and his siblings were litterally throwing with money and swimming in it lol. yeah but it's not like he's creating money, the money's already there it would just distribute wealth to the population, but it wouldn't change anything because EVERYONE would recieve the money the only net effect would be bill gates being broke | ||
liger13
United States1060 Posts
I demand my $5... hahaha *looks in wallet and spots a 20* HOly S***!!!!!! im like rich * 4 | ||
Mikilatov
United States3897 Posts
5/5 for making me lol. | ||
meegrean
Thailand7699 Posts
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koreakool
United States334 Posts
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jyhlol
243 Posts
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dongfeng
731 Posts
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Zoler
Sweden6339 Posts
On December 24 2008 08:39 Bekele wrote: Thats like saying is it possible for everyone to be A rank on ICC It's possible lol | ||
KH1031
United States862 Posts
By ontological argument, it is not possible for all to be rich. | ||
shavingcream66
United States1219 Posts
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Nytefish
United Kingdom4282 Posts
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renegade_zerg
Korea (South)525 Posts
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Jibba
United States22883 Posts
On December 24 2008 08:47 meegrean wrote: I think everyone in Zimbabwe is a billionaire. AHAHAHA | ||
Chef
10810 Posts
While we can create as much currency as we want, they're only so much out there to buy. You'd just have a lot of people with a lot of money, but nothing to buy with it. | ||
sprawlers
Norway439 Posts
I mean 40/7 = 1 billion? | ||
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