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http://kucinich.us/node/1408#comment-9989
I won't waste my time if this thread is dead other than to link a few relevant communications and a final comment.
This link explains something called: The Cost Principle:
http://tmh.floonet.net/pdf/jwarren.pdf
This link explains something I call "Accurate Currency":
http://www.perfecteconomy.com/index.html
In economic study there exists an accounting of the supply and demand relationship and that relationship reverses when dealing with energy supplies.
Is that sentence too complicated?
If so then I can try to elaborate while knowing that the effort may be futile.
Increasing the supply of energy increases the purchasing power of that supply.
That is the reverse of increasing the supply of any other commodity or ‘supply’.
This can be seen as reverse inflation and/or reverse interest/profit.
Example:
Suppose ‘legal’ pecuniary currency (the stuff that is officially sanctioned as valid payment of taxes) was electric current.
Is this too basic or not basic enough?
Example B:
Suppose ‘legal’ pecuniary currency is oil.
That one isn’t as hard to imagine compared to the electric currency being legal currency example.
Anyway – the increase in supply increases purchasing power.
Last comment:
Put that in your pipe and smoke it.
And the obligatory smile face
On this forum (Power-Independence) your posts are automatic. If I am going to censure them I will tell you why. I have the time and energy at this time. I may not later.