Yupp, this is the ceo's actual dorm room idea.

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Absolute beauty. I'm just a humble regard who learned about macroeconomics from youtube and from talking to my econ roommates in my dorm hall, but isn't this constant devaluation of the dollar eventually going to bite us? The M2 money supply has skyrocketed, seemingly only limited by the demand for debt, which appears insatiable no matter what rate the fed chooses. And where does this newly created money go? Straight into assets. What really puts it into perspective is looking at real estate values denominated in gold, or the value of the S&P 500 denominated in gold, and you quickly realize it's not that assets are at all time highs, it's the dollar that's at all time lows. But I guess everyone has embraced modern monetary policy so we don't see it that much vs other currencies. Anyway, seems bad. I'm not a bear though. How tf could you know when the music is gonna stop. The whole system is working to make sure the lights stay on. Could be years, could be decades. Really I don't know if it's gonna cause a crash at all. Seems like it just makes your life suck if you work for dollars, and makes your life awesome if you own assets.

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