11 Nov 2017 7:46 am
...i hope this helps: a 'monetary realist' is able to precisely/accurately answer questions such as, 'what is it we use as money?' who creates 'money' and how is it created?' etc..indago » 08 Nov 2017 6:29 am » wrote:
So, what is "monetary realism"?
...a monetary realist can describe/'paint' an objective picture of money that is analogous to an andrew wyeth or rembrandt physical painting.....whereas non-monetary realists, like the republican-radio-level stinky squirmy dildoes who dominate at this forum, 'paint money' like jackson pollock...displaying little talent/knowledge....always vague and very subjective...
...btw, pollock's paintings looked 'like the mess he left on the floor'...