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In the mean time, I recommend you check the following places: VPW2 Freem, AKI Outsiders or MPire Mall Discord servers. If you really don't like Discord, there is the r/N64WrestlingGames subreddit, but there's no active development of mods/hacks there. Sean O'Connor's Youtube Channel is also recommended.
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The tardis blew up?WildForce67 said:
i haven't seen this season yet is the doctor dead?
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It's cool man but is that the last season, is the doctor.... Dead? :blink:
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i haven't watched the Christmas special yet, but yes there will be a season next year, but it will be split into two parts 6 eps in the spring & the remaing ones next autumn/fall. No he isn't , but he was, kinda hard to explain, but worth watching to find out.
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Can't wait man im a big doctor fan and this sounds good,
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@ Tna, thnx buddy for telling me briefly about the Universe
Now, my question is Why was it formed? Why did the Big Bang occur?...
Now, my question is Why was it formed? Why did the Big Bang occur?...
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Watch The Big Bang Theory, it's a great show!
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<blockquote class='quote\\_blockquote'><dl><dt>Blue Warrior</dt><dd>Jan 7 2011, 02:31:35 PM</dd></dl><div>Watch The Big Bang Theory, it's a great show![/quote]This!!
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I was thinking why can dont we have the technology to find other planets to live on? I mean like literally get in a spacecraft and zoom somewhere in the galaxy. Surely with the way the world is going, they need to prepare? Soz was just a "Random Thought" :O
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The technology is there, but to put it into practice is impossible. We can not travel in the speed of light and getting from one universe to another would take thousands of years. I mean if travelling at that speed was possiible, out bodies would either explode or be squeezed in and well you know. There is nothing, that I am aware of that could contain that type of G-Force to keep us from exploding so its unlikely that this will ever happen in our generation and another hundred + years.AJCasey said:
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<blockquote class='quote\\_blockquote'><dl><dt>Blue Warrior</dt><dd>Jan 3 2011, 03:21:22 PM</dd></dl><div>The one with money bothers me too. I mean, every government says that it has no money, but why can't they print it?
[/quote]They cannot print more money because it creates inflation. If you just print more money, which governments tried long ago, it just lowers the value of it.
Here's one: Why is it a penny for your thoughts, but you have to put your two cents in? :O
[/quote]They cannot print more money because it creates inflation. If you just print more money, which governments tried long ago, it just lowers the value of it.
Here's one: Why is it a penny for your thoughts, but you have to put your two cents in? :O
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They cannot print more money because it creates inflation. If you just print more money, which governments tried long ago, it just lowers the value of it.cowboyvenus said:
Here's one: Why is it a penny for your thoughts, but you have to put your two cents in? :O [/quote]I went mad trying to explaine this to him,
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I just saw that! Wowza....
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Well, I thought why can't they print enough money to take the country out of the problems.
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<blockquote class='quote\\_blockquote'><dl><dt>Blue Warrior</dt><dd>Jan 18 2011, 03:27:08 AM</dd></dl><div>Well, I thought why can't they print enough money to take the country out of the problems.
[/quote]Dude, three people have already tried explaining this to you. Repeating yourself doesn't change the reality of what we're saying. :ermm:
If you print more money, it lowers the value of money. It NEVER works, because you have the same amount of debt in the end, it is just an inflated number! Seriously, if you are not even going to TRY to understand don't respond.
Here is about.com's answer, for once try to understand what you are being told instead of disregarding it because it is a different conclusion than your own:
If we print more money, prices will rise such that we’re no better off than we were before. To see why, we’ll suppose this isn’t true, and that prices will not increase much when we drastically increase the money supply. Consider the case of the United States. Let’s suppose the United States decides to increase the money supply by mailing every man, woman, and child an envelope full of money. What would people do with that money? Some of that money will be saved, some might go toward paying off debt like mortgages and credit cards, but most of it will be spent. I know the first thing I’d do is go down to Walmart and buy an Xbox or PlayStation 3.
I’m not going to be the only one who runs out to buy an Xbox. This presents a problem for Walmart. Do they keep their prices the same and not have enough Xboxes to sell to everyone who wants one, or do they raise their prices? The obvious decision would be to raise their prices. If Walmart (along with everyone else) decides to raise their prices right away, we would have massive inflation, and our money is now devalued. Since we’re trying to argue this won’t happen, we’ll suppose that Walmart and the other retailers don’t increase the price of Xboxes. For the price of Xboxes to hold steady, the supply of Xboxes will have to meet this added demand. If there are shortages, certainly the price will rise, as consumers who are denied an Xbox will offer to pay a price well in excess of what Walmart was formerly charging.
For the retail price of the Xbox not to rise, we will need the producer of the Xbox, Microsoft, to increase production to satisfy this increased demand. Certainly this will not be technically possible in some industries, as there are capacity constraints (machinery, factory space) that limit how much production can be increased in a short period of time. We also need Microsoft not to charge retailers more per system, as this would cause Walmart to increase the price they charged to consumers, as we’re trying to create a scenario where the price of the Xbox won’t rise. By this logic we also need the per-unit costs of producing the Xbox not to rise. This is going to be difficult as the companies that Microsoft buys parts from are going to have the same pressures and incentives to raise prices that Walmart and Microsoft do. If Microsoft is going to produce more Xboxes, they’re going to need more man hours of labor and obtaining these hours cannot add too much (if anything) to their per-unit costs, or else they will be forced to raise the price they charge retailers.
Wages are essentially prices; an hourly wage is the price a person charges for an hour of labor. It will be impossible for hourly wages to stay at their current levels. Some of the added labor may come through employees working overtime. This clearly has added costs, and workers are not likely to be as productive (per hour) if they’re working 12 hours a day than if they’re working 8. Many companies will need to hire extra labor. This demand for extra labor will cause wages to rise, as companies bid up wage rates in order to induce workers to work for their company. They’ll also have to induce their current workers not to retire. If you were given an envelope full of cash, do you think you’d put in more hours at work, or less? Labor market pressures require wages to increase, so product costs must increase as well.
In short prices will go up after a drastic increase in the money supply because:
1. If people have more money, they’ll divert some of that money to spending. Retailers will be forced to raise prices, or run out of product.
2. Retailers who run out of product will try to replenish it. Producers face the same dilemma of retailers that they will either have to raise prices, or face shortages because they do not have the capacity to create extra product and they cannot find labor at rates which are low enough to justify the extra production.
In articles such as "Why Does Money Have Value?", "The Demand For Money", and "Prices and Recessions" we've seen that inflation is caused by a combination of four factors. Those factors are:
* The supply of money goes up.
* The supply of goods goes down.
* Demand for money goes down.
* Demand for goods goes up.
We’ve seen why an increase in the supply of money causes prices to rise. If the supply of goods increased enough, factor 1 and 2 could balance each other out and we could avoid inflation. Suppliers would produce more goods if wage rates and the price of their inputs wouldn’t increase. However, we’ve seen they will increase. In fact, it’s likely that they’ll increase to such a level where it will be optimal for the firm to produce the amount they would have if the money supply had not increased.
This gets us to why drastically increasing the money supply on the surface seems like a good idea. When we say we’d like more money, what we’re really saying is we’d like more wealth. The problem is if we all have more money, collectively we’re not going to be any more wealthy. Increasing the amount of money does nothing to increasing the amount of wealth or more plainly the amount of stuff in the world. Since the same number of people are chasing the same amount of stuff, we cannot on average be wealthier than we were before.
[/quote]Dude, three people have already tried explaining this to you. Repeating yourself doesn't change the reality of what we're saying. :ermm:
If you print more money, it lowers the value of money. It NEVER works, because you have the same amount of debt in the end, it is just an inflated number! Seriously, if you are not even going to TRY to understand don't respond.
Here is about.com's answer, for once try to understand what you are being told instead of disregarding it because it is a different conclusion than your own:
If we print more money, prices will rise such that we’re no better off than we were before. To see why, we’ll suppose this isn’t true, and that prices will not increase much when we drastically increase the money supply. Consider the case of the United States. Let’s suppose the United States decides to increase the money supply by mailing every man, woman, and child an envelope full of money. What would people do with that money? Some of that money will be saved, some might go toward paying off debt like mortgages and credit cards, but most of it will be spent. I know the first thing I’d do is go down to Walmart and buy an Xbox or PlayStation 3.
I’m not going to be the only one who runs out to buy an Xbox. This presents a problem for Walmart. Do they keep their prices the same and not have enough Xboxes to sell to everyone who wants one, or do they raise their prices? The obvious decision would be to raise their prices. If Walmart (along with everyone else) decides to raise their prices right away, we would have massive inflation, and our money is now devalued. Since we’re trying to argue this won’t happen, we’ll suppose that Walmart and the other retailers don’t increase the price of Xboxes. For the price of Xboxes to hold steady, the supply of Xboxes will have to meet this added demand. If there are shortages, certainly the price will rise, as consumers who are denied an Xbox will offer to pay a price well in excess of what Walmart was formerly charging.
For the retail price of the Xbox not to rise, we will need the producer of the Xbox, Microsoft, to increase production to satisfy this increased demand. Certainly this will not be technically possible in some industries, as there are capacity constraints (machinery, factory space) that limit how much production can be increased in a short period of time. We also need Microsoft not to charge retailers more per system, as this would cause Walmart to increase the price they charged to consumers, as we’re trying to create a scenario where the price of the Xbox won’t rise. By this logic we also need the per-unit costs of producing the Xbox not to rise. This is going to be difficult as the companies that Microsoft buys parts from are going to have the same pressures and incentives to raise prices that Walmart and Microsoft do. If Microsoft is going to produce more Xboxes, they’re going to need more man hours of labor and obtaining these hours cannot add too much (if anything) to their per-unit costs, or else they will be forced to raise the price they charge retailers.
Wages are essentially prices; an hourly wage is the price a person charges for an hour of labor. It will be impossible for hourly wages to stay at their current levels. Some of the added labor may come through employees working overtime. This clearly has added costs, and workers are not likely to be as productive (per hour) if they’re working 12 hours a day than if they’re working 8. Many companies will need to hire extra labor. This demand for extra labor will cause wages to rise, as companies bid up wage rates in order to induce workers to work for their company. They’ll also have to induce their current workers not to retire. If you were given an envelope full of cash, do you think you’d put in more hours at work, or less? Labor market pressures require wages to increase, so product costs must increase as well.
In short prices will go up after a drastic increase in the money supply because:
1. If people have more money, they’ll divert some of that money to spending. Retailers will be forced to raise prices, or run out of product.
2. Retailers who run out of product will try to replenish it. Producers face the same dilemma of retailers that they will either have to raise prices, or face shortages because they do not have the capacity to create extra product and they cannot find labor at rates which are low enough to justify the extra production.
In articles such as "Why Does Money Have Value?", "The Demand For Money", and "Prices and Recessions" we've seen that inflation is caused by a combination of four factors. Those factors are:
* The supply of money goes up.
* The supply of goods goes down.
* Demand for money goes down.
* Demand for goods goes up.
We’ve seen why an increase in the supply of money causes prices to rise. If the supply of goods increased enough, factor 1 and 2 could balance each other out and we could avoid inflation. Suppliers would produce more goods if wage rates and the price of their inputs wouldn’t increase. However, we’ve seen they will increase. In fact, it’s likely that they’ll increase to such a level where it will be optimal for the firm to produce the amount they would have if the money supply had not increased.
This gets us to why drastically increasing the money supply on the surface seems like a good idea. When we say we’d like more money, what we’re really saying is we’d like more wealth. The problem is if we all have more money, collectively we’re not going to be any more wealthy. Increasing the amount of money does nothing to increasing the amount of wealth or more plainly the amount of stuff in the world. Since the same number of people are chasing the same amount of stuff, we cannot on average be wealthier than we were before.
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<blockquote class='quote\\_blockquote'><dl><dt>Blue Warrior</dt><dd>Jan 18 2011, 03:27:08 AM</dd></dl><div>Well, I thought why can't they print enough money to take the country out of the problems.
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Guys, guys, we obviously don't understand each other.
But again, it was tnafan that asked that question.
But again, it was tnafan that asked that question.
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<blockquote class='quote\\_blockquote'><dl><dt>Blue Warrior</dt><dd>Jan 18 2011, 09:48:18 AM</dd></dl><div>Guys, guys, we obviously don't understand each other.
But again, it was tnafan that asked that question.[/quote]Yep I did ask the question, but I know the reasons why they cant print more money, it was more of a jokey question. Either way its no big deal guys, and if we dont all get it who cares? lol
Now why do we different currencies across the globe, and not just one for every country? :ermm:
But again, it was tnafan that asked that question.[/quote]Yep I did ask the question, but I know the reasons why they cant print more money, it was more of a jokey question. Either way its no big deal guys, and if we dont all get it who cares? lol
Now why do we different currencies across the globe, and not just one for every country? :ermm:
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<blockquote class='quote\\_blockquote'><dl><dt>Blue Warrior</dt><dd>Jan 18 2011, 09:48:18 AM</dd></dl><div>Guys, guys, we obviously don't understand each other.
But again, it was tnafan that asked that question.[/quote]Stop saying that. Every damn time we reach a point where you can't comprehend what is being told to you, you say that. "We don't understand each other", I'm sick of it. Don't you EVER condescend to my intelligence, I understand you just fine! You just can't wrap your brain around reality, or just don't want to try. The next time you say this to me over some thing that YOU, and you alone, cannot understand, I'm going to explode.
If it was TNAFAN who asked the question why do you keep harping us? Seriously.... I understand you just fine... don't piss me off, and don't ever insult my intelligence again. The amount of brain power I harness would make you dizzy.
Now, getting back on track:
@TNAFAN: Because if we did that, it would be harder for the powers that be to point at one another's weaknesses. Also, it scares Christians because in the book of Revelations it says one world currency is a sign of the end. No joke.
You can't have everything, where would you put it?
But again, it was tnafan that asked that question.[/quote]Stop saying that. Every damn time we reach a point where you can't comprehend what is being told to you, you say that. "We don't understand each other", I'm sick of it. Don't you EVER condescend to my intelligence, I understand you just fine! You just can't wrap your brain around reality, or just don't want to try. The next time you say this to me over some thing that YOU, and you alone, cannot understand, I'm going to explode.
If it was TNAFAN who asked the question why do you keep harping us? Seriously.... I understand you just fine... don't piss me off, and don't ever insult my intelligence again. The amount of brain power I harness would make you dizzy.
Now, getting back on track:
@TNAFAN: Because if we did that, it would be harder for the powers that be to point at one another's weaknesses. Also, it scares Christians because in the book of Revelations it says one world currency is a sign of the end. No joke.
You can't have everything, where would you put it?