I told you I'd let you have the last word and I will, you've had it. Debate over. However, while I'm sure you will not admit it here, but maybe this will stick with you when you look yourself in the mirror later:
Much of Economics isn't science at all. So in many circumstances there is no clearly "right" or "wrong" answer. But in many cases there is. There are so many instances of you making factually incorrect statements here that it's impossible to enjoy any debate with you on this subject. A dozen times or more you say, essentially, "Two plus two equals five" and I say "No, it equals four" and you say "well, that's your opinion." That just makes you a poor sport.
In many cases, your reasoning is foolish. For example, suggesting that China would have some "political" reason to usurp the USD and hurt the US economy when China's own economy would crumble without their US exports. China is a country with weak domestic demand. They are a country of exporters. But your poor reasoning here isn't what I'm talking about. You're entitled to poorly thought out prognostication. But so many times you speak mumbo-jumbo gibberish and come across as though you truly truly believe you know what you're talking about.
You'd probably enjoy actually learning about this stuff so I hope you do. I don't have all the answers nor even half. I'm wrong often, about a lot of things. It's OK to be wrong. And me pointing this out isn't about trying to make you feel bad. It's just about... trying to virtually pull you aside and pat you on the back and point out some of this silliness.
Much of Economics isn't science at all. So in many circumstances there is no clearly "right" or "wrong" answer. But in many cases there is. There are so many instances of you making factually incorrect statements here that it's impossible to enjoy any debate with you on this subject. A dozen times or more you say, essentially, "Two plus two equals five" and I say "No, it equals four" and you say "well, that's your opinion." That just makes you a poor sport.
In many cases, your reasoning is foolish. For example, suggesting that China would have some "political" reason to usurp the USD and hurt the US economy when China's own economy would crumble without their US exports. China is a country with weak domestic demand. They are a country of exporters. But your poor reasoning here isn't what I'm talking about. You're entitled to poorly thought out prognostication. But so many times you speak mumbo-jumbo gibberish and come across as though you truly truly believe you know what you're talking about.
You'd probably enjoy actually learning about this stuff so I hope you do. I don't have all the answers nor even half. I'm wrong often, about a lot of things. It's OK to be wrong. And me pointing this out isn't about trying to make you feel bad. It's just about... trying to virtually pull you aside and pat you on the back and point out some of this silliness.