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I really, really, do not want to spam. How can I know when too much is too much?
When a network is injected with bad blood there is an opportunity to transfuse the bad with good. The Ron Paul solution where currency market barriers are no longer enforced with fraud and violence, then, that opens the market up to competition filling the demand. The bset (most accurate) and the least costly will gain market share. If capital (currency) is scarce and costly, then, a lower cost currency (capital) can be produced for rapid consumption. A potential assocate with a good credit rating and no cash could borrow stock (interest in the company/network) in return for finished goods so as to finance (turn the stock in for cash to puchase outside the network or trade stock back to the producer of the stock indirectly = between network associates) if general deflation occurs with 'cash'. Even if inflation continues the soundness of producing and maintaining a sound monetary currency within the network is bound to accelerate production economically (and avoid the loss to loan sharks who may continue to be rewarded for their interests).