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[ACH0225]

Good thing the Strigiforme have a command economy with prices fixed by the government to ensure the maximum efficiency and capability of the Strigiforme Empire

[Ivan2006]

so if you don't let inflation happen, but you have massive exports...
what happens to all the K'lii you are generating in the process?

[Chairman_Tiel]

This whole thing just sounds like ACH trying to employ broecon

[Error]

He has a ridiculously nationalized empire so he can get away with military and economics feats that should, by all rights, be impossible.

Not sure what broecon is.

[Chairman_Tiel]

brophysics, broecon, bromath, broscience?

You not been to bro school, mate?

And I can't help but feel that the Strigiforme is a logical singularity. It's basically the USSR with all the negatives handwaved away.

[Error]

I go to the school of Theortical Education, where we get educated, in theory.

[Crash Override]

I go to the school of Theortical Education, where we get educated, in theory.

BA DUM TSS*

[Ivan2006]

And I can't help but feel that the Strigiforme is a logical singularity. It's basically the USSR with all the negatives handwaved away.

EXACTLY
They say they have giant exports but don't have any inflation.
That's litterally impossible, because either most of the money that comes in from exports disappears OR people are able to buy more, but then the demand would rise unproportionally to the supply and in the end anyone could afford anything, but people can't get it because there's nothign to buy, it would be like wilderness, except those survive who get to the shops first.
I'll be honest, this doesn't make sense to me.
I am goign to export you a Discord.

[ACH0225]

And I can't help but feel that the Strigiforme is a logical singularity. It's basically the USSR with all the negatives handwaved away.

EXACTLY
They say they have giant exports but don't have any inflation.
That's litterally impossible, because either most of the money that comes in from exports disappears OR people are able to buy more, but then the demand would rise unproportionally to the supply and in the end anyone could afford anything, but people can't get it because there's nothign to buy, it would be like wilderness, except those survive who get to the shops first.
I'll be honest, this doesn't make sense to me.
I am goign to export you a bronybullshit.

The money from the exports is given to the government, who pay the people and ensure that they have food available. Clearly you cannot into kommand economy. Don't think USSR, think China. How did you think they economy, anyways? Free market?

[cats]

brophysics, broecon, bromath, broscience?

You not been to bro school, mate?

And I can't help but feel that the Strigiforme is a logical singularity. It's basically the USSR with all the negatives handwaved away.

And brotime, I still don't know how a hundred thousand years can pass and no scientific advancement can take place.

[Ivan2006]

Still, your system creates a surplus of money. What happens to that surplus if it doesn't create inflation?
Does it get stored by the government? What would the government do with that money?

[ACH0225]

brophysics, broecon, bromath, broscience?

You not been to bro school, mate?

And I can't help but feel that the Strigiforme is a logical singularity. It's basically the USSR with all the negatives handwaved away.

And brotime, I still don't know how a hundred thousand years can pass and no scientific advancement can take place.

Luddite, constant civil war, fear of computers, government monopoly on smart owls, inefficiency. Any of those. I've explained this before.

Here's Luddite, since I've used the term before and you didn't seem to know. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luddite

Still, your system creates a surplus of money. What happens to that surplus if it doesn't create inflation?
Does it get stored by the government? What would the government do with that money?

Military and public works.

[cats]

Those things do not equate to a hundred thousand year stall in civilization. In fact, war and tensions drive the sciences onward. The entire system could collapse and reform hundreds of times in that span. And I know the Luddites. Their movement lasted for what, seven years? Just because you say the word doesn't mean that it's possible for a scenario like that could happen.

[Shadowcatbot]

Strigiform money is like political argument, you don't question it, you just move on.

[Shadowcatbot]

Those things do not equate to a hundred thousand year stall in civilization. In fact, war and tensions drive the sciences onward. The entire system could collapse and reform hundreds of times in that time span. And I know the Luddites. Their movement lasted for what, seven years? Just because you say the word doesn't mean that it's possible for a scenario like that could happen.

Actually it's quite possible, How do you think we managed to keep slaves for so long? The general strigiform populace from what I understand is only smart enough to do their predetermined job. The smart ones have been culturally and morally programmed over thousands of years to keep it that way. Not to mention in a space empire keeping rebellions and liberating ideals down wouldn't be that hard.