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Darren New wrote:
> Patrick Elliott wrote:
>> The key point being, while it gets more worthless over time, in terms
>> of general inflation, it will never get **more** valuable **ever**
>
> Of course it will. Why do you think there are commodity markets in
> currencies? Do you think the value of Canadian money hasn't gone up in
> America, for example? Did you ever put off a holiday trip to Europe
> because the Euro was so much more expensive than the Dollar nowadays?
> Don't you think the Chinese Yuan buys more today than it did 40 years ago?
>
Given that I don't "generally" go running to some foreign country to
exchange my money to make it worth more, like a stock certificate, and
most other people don't either, its not something I or most people would
count as "gaining" or "losing" value.
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