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by dragonwriter
465 days ago
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> its supply is actually limited (unlike gold, which is near-infinite in the universe) 100% (to very many significant figures) of the gold in the universe has a sufficiently near infinite cost to deliver to the surface of the earth that it is irrelevant to any discussion of human economics; once that subset is eliminated, the available supply of gold is quite finite. |
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