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Re: Help Answer the Question: "What is an irredeemable promise?"
Originally posted by Sapiens View PostPlease post your answer to the simple question: "What is an irredeemable promise?"Jim 69 y/o
"...Texans...the lowest form of white man there is." Robert Duvall, as Al Sieber, in "Geronimo." (see "Location" for examples.)
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Re: Help Answer the Question: "What is an irredeemable promise?"
ir·re·deem·a·ble
1. That cannot be bought back or paid off: an irredeemable annuity.
2. Not convertible into coin.
3. Impossible to remedy: irredeemable losses.
4. Impossible to redeem or reform: an irredeemable evil.
Pretty much any promise which fits the above.
If I promise to post every day for the next week you can't pay it off, convert it into coin, remedy it (unless you're a moderator I suppose), or reform me.
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Re: Help Answer the Question: "What is an irredeemable promise?"
Originally posted by Jim Nickerson View PostAn "irredeemable promise" is an oxymoron.
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Originally posted by Judas View PostIf I promise to post every day for the next week you can't pay it off, convert it into coin, remedy it (unless you're a moderator I suppose), or reform me.
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Re: Help Answer the Question: "What is an irredeemable promise?"
Originally posted by Sapiens View PostI agree, care to tell the rest of us why is an oxymoron? It seems that many young ones have not been schooled in spotting the finer points of deceit.Jim 69 y/o
"...Texans...the lowest form of white man there is." Robert Duvall, as Al Sieber, in "Geronimo." (see "Location" for examples.)
Dedicated to the idea that all people deserve a chance for a healthy productive life. B&M Gates Fdn.
Good judgement comes from experience; experience comes from bad judgement. Unknown.
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Originally posted by jtabeb View Post"dollar as a store of value?"Jim 69 y/o
"...Texans...the lowest form of white man there is." Robert Duvall, as Al Sieber, in "Geronimo." (see "Location" for examples.)
Dedicated to the idea that all people deserve a chance for a healthy productive life. B&M Gates Fdn.
Good judgement comes from experience; experience comes from bad judgement. Unknown.
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Re: Help Answer the Question: "What is an irredeemable promise?"
Originally posted by Jim Nickerson View PostSapiens, you are the moderator, you asked the question, and I gave my answer. By your own choice, you are the "wise, intelligent" one here, and by my multitudinous acknowledgements, I am not. If you wish to expand on your reasons for asking the question, please do. I have no serious idea as to your point here.
When I ask them what an irredeemable promise is, they cannot answer.
The answer is simple; an irredeemable promise is an empty promise.
Many cannot fathom that the government issues promises that will not be redeemed and yet those promises are used as a medium-of-exchange.
Simple as that Jim.Last edited by Sapiens; July 13, 2008, 02:10 PM.
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Re: Help Answer the Question: "What is an irredeemable promise?"
An irredeemable promise is the fiat money upon which the entire world's economy is based.
In the US, the irredeemable promises pay negative real interest rates in more irredeemable promises. And for this, more than for any other reason, I am vested in oil and gas income trusts.
Yes, the income from oil and gas income trusts is in more irredeemable promises, but at least I can pay a few bills with this toilet paper. I can keep the wolf from the door for a few years more.
In the end, the irredeemable promises will buy nothing and then a new fiat currency will be introduced: the Amero Dollar. And the confidence game will go on for a few more years.
What is amazing is how many times we all can be fleeced by fiat currencies. Five destroyed currencies in Argentina since WWII, five in Brazil, four or five in Bolivia, four or five such currencies in Chile, and the game still goes on.... Brazil is now the new "in" place to invest!
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Originally posted by Sapiens View PostI am not setting you up Jim. The reason for asking is that many have asked me how they can protect themselves and when I tell them the first thing to comprenhend is that we operate under an irredeemable currency they don’t understand what I mean by it.
When I ask them what an irredeemable promise is, they cannot answer.
The answer is simple; an irredeemable promise is an empty promise.
Many cannot fathom that the government issues promises that will not be redeem and yet those promises are used as a medium-of-exchange.
Simple as that Jim.Jim 69 y/o
"...Texans...the lowest form of white man there is." Robert Duvall, as Al Sieber, in "Geronimo." (see "Location" for examples.)
Dedicated to the idea that all people deserve a chance for a healthy productive life. B&M Gates Fdn.
Good judgement comes from experience; experience comes from bad judgement. Unknown.
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The one place the irredeemable promises come in handy is redeeming them against debt denominated in those irredeemable promises after a major increase in irredeemable promises.
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Originally posted by Jim Nickerson View PostAs I mentioned above, there is nothing on the current currency about promises.
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Originally posted by Judas View PostThe one place the irredeemable promises come in handy is redeeming them against debt denominated in those irredeemable promises after a major increase in irredeemable promises.
Not redeeming them, but exchanging them.
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