The price of democracy...

[Tallenn]

Fiat currency is not strictly limited in supply, it's supply is increased every time a bank makes a loan. It's value then of course goes down as the supply goes up (this is why inflation exists). The only thing stopping it from being completely unlimited is that the banks must have a reserve typically of 10% of whatever they loan out.

The supply of gold isn't strictly limited either, but it's supply increases very slowly, as it is mined from the ground.

[Hasbinbad]

Oh, and BTW, freedom costs a buck oh five.

[ShadowWulf]

Mmmm, i dont want to get started on this subject.....grrrrrrr

[VictoryARC]

Fiat currency discussion from people auctioning pixels for plat ;-)

[Omnimorph]

Well my intention was to see if people would be more than happy to give up their vote (or right to vote as it were in this case) for £750 ($1100) to which i would say... hell yeah!

[Hasbinbad]

Freedom isn't free.
It costs folks like yeew and me.

..and if you don't put in your buck-o-five, who will?

[hyzon]

I personally am not giving my vote up for any amount of money.

That way I can always bitch, and feel like I have some reason to care!