Always is…

Of course it will drive inflation. But printing will be done.

There is always the good old money press.

It might well be. Thing is, no-one wants war. If the west wanted war, they wouldn’t need a broken cable for it.

It passes on to both producers and consumers. It’s not perfect but it might be made to work enough.

Then please tell me how they are thought to be little drones.

Tell me you have no kids and are at least 40 without saying it.

If you’ve built it reasonably right, that’s not what it costs.

It’s doubtful that their economy is doing better. GDP, in the middle of a failing (or costly) war, is a pretty bad metric. It doesn’t matter if you produce more value inside the country if all of it (and more) is destroyed at the front.

Always was.