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To: KyrosL who wrote (55402)	9/23/2009 11:03:19 AM
From: TobagoJack	1 Recommendation Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 217869

it may well be true, and i believe it would be true, that the dollar will be worth-less, almost surely a lot less, in a decade, to non-usd subjects, however it can simultaneously be sure wager, and i believe it would be so, that the same worth-less usd would be worth a lot to usd subjects as asset values w/i usd space devolve in alignment with faith, family values, education, etc etc etc i.e. the dollar in detroit is worth a lot relative to the one dollar homes, and yet a whole lot does not buy much of any other nation's circulating money, and those dollars borrowed on behalf of each average joe in detroit buys thousands of used-to-be homes as the asking price the above would be in alignment with my watch n brief premise, the one that i had mentioned to be tracking quite well over the past so few years since idotcom and eslashnet, so it just takes a small, almost imperceptible attitude adjustment, both w/i and outside of usd space, a so called return to natural size, to make the above state true :0) you do see both ways to be the very same way?