kiaghi7

April 07, 2009 at 2:04pm

Perhaps your limited reading comprehension out-ran your eagerness to post... I never said, suggested, nor implied that Tiwanese dollars equal USD, I in fact said quite clearly AFTER EXCHANGE. Perhaps in your ignorance you're confused and you think the U.S. has some sort of lock on the $ symbol?

I said "So it's a $242 computer sellng for $7,999 (after exchange)..."

$242 is in USD and the USD is only left off as reference to the article and I explicitly noted that it was $7,999 AFTER EXCHANGE, which leaves little to the imagination what happened to the $242. Perhaps one of the two key words confused you, complicated as they are.

 Then, I said "That sounds like what's going to happen after the hyper inflation[...]"

 As in, when the economy inherently and irrifutably WILL inflate due to the insane over circulation of currency for no other reason than to spend spend spend, then my analogy is not only apt but has been demonstrated true numerous times in the past when leaders all over the world got the brilliant idea to inflate currency.

 If you can't grasp the concept nor the subject, then educate yourself on the history of the references, and the economic subject matter, don't however pretend to correct what isn't wrong.