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After the Sky falls, and assuming that owning any available currency is not illegal, the HHO gas on demand units can lube the economy and do so in an exponential manner.
Who could afford not to have one? Who would choose to pay twice as much for the needed fuel? If the smart ones outnumber the not so smart ones, remember it doesn’t require any capital to get one, so long as it is not illegal to trust someone, and therefore, and only considering the situation within the borders of America, then, the halves number half the automobile driving population.
Suppose the average rate of consumption per car is 100 dollars worth of gasoline per week.
Suppose the total number of car drivers owning the new units are 1 million.
Half of one million times 100 equates to 50 million.
Per week
One person can’t make that many units. More people will have to be hired to make more units. More people will have to work at installing the new units.
None of that requires any legal currency. It is a matter of time. The producer has to wait for the first unit to produce the new wealth before making a second unit.
Meanwhile the have-nots are pouring in requests for a unit, on loan, so they too can double their mileage and halve their fuel costs too. Keep up with the Joneses.
The producer has bags full of junk mail?
Someone somewhere, a have, not a have-not, sends what he has, gold or a bag full of paper tickets that can transfer ownership of gold, stored somewhere, insured, safe, as solid as gold, so long as the owning of gold has not been made illegal, and that someone, somewhere, requests a piece of the action from the producer; please. That someone is inclined to trust that the bag of junk mail, the work orders, the requests for new units, on loan, trust, that that bag may actually turn into a current flow of valuable stuff, of some sort, as yet not quite definitive, certainly not dollars, remember how the sky fell, and perhaps not Euros, they went down with that sky, poor bastards, some of them are sending bags of junk mail too, perhaps the Yaun will work, perhaps not, who cares, I just want to get my unit. I’ll promise to send whatever the producer deems as an appropriate measure of value. Each unit pays for itself before next years audit. From then on the Unit makes money. Not out of thin air mind you. It makes money out of water.
Perhaps the producer took some sound advice like this:
http://www.lewrockwell.com/rozeff/rozeff72.html
The producer banked on promises of Gold, cash, long bonds, and stocks.
The sky fell so what is left?
Gold and Stocks perhaps
Now we arrive at a curious situation. The producer issued his own stocks, perhaps, before the sky fell. His shelves are full of new units. The world is not full of have-nots it seems. Some have invested wisely. The Gold is sitting somewhere and those who have managed to make the sky fall, but not quite blot it out yet, are eyeing that treasure with bad intent.
They, or ones much like them, have made owning gold illegal in the past. Guess who owned the gold after that master stroke of genius? I can’t say. I would if I knew. There is a paper trail.
So the sky fell and the wise ones have shelves full of new units. And boy do they stand to profit from this venture. Stocks are up in the top four for a reason.
Meanwhile the house is dark. How is it that a Solar Panel can light a light bulb at night?
They charge the battery during the day.
What is the battery?
I can explain that one. But it goes away when the sky falls. One might start looking for an HHO gas, on demand unit, that makes gas during the day, at home, to be used at night until the sun rises the next day, assuming that ‘they’ haven’t blotted it out yet, or, until the sky is built back up. Then the battery returns.
The producer may want to make those home units next; after or as the demand for the automobile units contracts. No need to plan in obsolescence. The work force is, by then, well lubed. No need to stand in line when new units need to be made.