Inflation and rising asset prices are primarily caused by degradation of the money unit (loss of dollar purchasing power) rather than supply shortages; the example of a house costing $4,500, then $45,000, then $450,000 across three generations reflects currency debasement, not genuine price increases.
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Michael OliverEvidence Quote
“It's not because there's a short wheat crop or suddenly you can't get copper out of the ground. It's because the degradation in the money unit”
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Worst Bear Market Of Our Lifetime To Start In 2026? | Michael Oliver— Adam Taggart | Thoughtful Money®Created: 6/18/2026, 1:59:24 PM
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