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<p>[QUOTE="V. Kurt Bellman, post: 2157072, member: 71723"]We're in agreement then. I own many ounces of silver coins. I don't even know how many ounces. What I do know is how many ounces of silver I own in order to own silver per se, and that number is 0.00 ounces. Every bit I own is either part of a set, part of an exhibit I'm working toward finishing, an award for giving a talk or some such at a coin event, a door prize, or a gift from a present or past family member. I am not a bullionist and I am also one of the biggest critics of Austrian School economics (from which bullionism flows) that you'll ever meet. I was taught Keynesian economics from a professor who was taught by Keynes himself, and I have never needed another paradigm to explain anything I've ever seen in macroeconomics. Those who think Keynesianism is wrong never learned it properly. Keynes explains everything, if you just go deeper than the gloss level.</p><p><br /></p><p>And I remind you that John Maynard Keynes was one of two chief architects of the eventual end of bullion based money, along with Harry Dexter White.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="V. Kurt Bellman, post: 2157072, member: 71723"]We're in agreement then. I own many ounces of silver coins. I don't even know how many ounces. What I do know is how many ounces of silver I own in order to own silver per se, and that number is 0.00 ounces. Every bit I own is either part of a set, part of an exhibit I'm working toward finishing, an award for giving a talk or some such at a coin event, a door prize, or a gift from a present or past family member. I am not a bullionist and I am also one of the biggest critics of Austrian School economics (from which bullionism flows) that you'll ever meet. I was taught Keynesian economics from a professor who was taught by Keynes himself, and I have never needed another paradigm to explain anything I've ever seen in macroeconomics. Those who think Keynesianism is wrong never learned it properly. Keynes explains everything, if you just go deeper than the gloss level. And I remind you that John Maynard Keynes was one of two chief architects of the eventual end of bullion based money, along with Harry Dexter White.[/QUOTE]
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