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Due to the exponential growth rate of ANY compounded interest, in the long term it flies into the stratosphere, then it blasts off, then it MUST explode destructively, since all physical platforms are finite, but numbers are not. -------------------- A flawed stream of illogic based on false premises. 1. When looked at from the perspective of the economy as a whole, interest is not compounding but is linear and represents a fixed (non-compounding) percentage of gross profit that is shared by entrepreneur, financier and the holders of stocks and bond, mostly pension, mutual and insurance funds. Moreover, the financial system is not a physical process so the rules of physical processes do not apply and are irrelevant. 2. Exponential physical processes always reach a saturation point, such as the terminal velocity of falling objects. Or the limit to growth of scum on the surface of the pond which is the surface area of the pond. That is equilibrium, not "destructive explosion." -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Crash) wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>... [snipped]
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