John McAfee · archived post

@YousefnF It isn't? So this new money can't be converted into notes??? I didn't know that. Thank you for the clarification.

There are 1.5 trillion dollars in circulation. The Fed just printed 2 trillion more. And the government says: "don't worry ... this won't cause hyperinflation". I'm so relieved. https://t.co/KI8J6LMoTH

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@blockandchain Hey Mia ... how are you?

@r0b0tspider They created it out of thin air. Does it matter?

@dako4711 Lmfao

@RaiderJenni Ty

@cryptooIi @blockandchain Maybe

@r0b0tspider So .... You're saying this is non-inflationary? I'm not well versed in this new math where 2+2 is 22. Thank you for the clarification.

@stevenwas No

@ChrisBe85045564 @r0b0tspider Apparently it is. The New math is radically different from the old:)

@r0b0tspider I think I see my error. The money given out, as I understood, is not notes. But ... I had assumed it could be converted to notes. Clearly, that is not the case as you imply. My fault.

@john_ditullio Word.

@realWokeSheep Oh ... I see. I had assumed the money could be converted into notes by the recipients - making it the same thing. Obviously, as you're telling me, that cannot be done. I now understand -- normal money can be withdrawn in cash. This new money cannot. I got it. Thanks:)

@KerryJonesTX I think we should move to the cocaine standard. Easier to divide up into small chunks for buying gum etc.

@LReiding True

@CryproPug Well ... Let's see how it plays out.

@Oilers98827129 @stevenwas Do you eat Armadillo?

@sarcasMic384 @realWokeSheep Therein lies the truth. The FED tries to trick us with clever words. But math is math.

@BarstoolZ Thank you.