Ok, you've given a cogent, if heated, argument. You have yet to make one reason why ADDING A SECOND AND INCREASING level of inflation (yes, it is. Yes, I understand economics better than most. Yes, Keynes was an idiot at everything but gathering unwarranted power.) will increase adoption, but targeting merchants, attempting to get real world exchanges and stores, selling silver, and advertising WON'T.
First, let me dispense with YOUR fallacy. Proof of Stake is INHERENTLY inflationary. It adds coins as a secondary means to mining, which is in fact adding to the increase in the supply. Unlike mining, it expends no energy, no effort, and has no return OTHER than increasing a wallet.
let me cut you off here since you're just repeating the same nonsense.
savings are not responsible for inflation.
inflation is introduced to PREVENT people from saving.
interest does not cause inflation. because it keeps the stake someone has in the economy. his "slice" of the pie stays exactly the same.
inflation is introduced by lowering INTEREST RATES. GET IT?
keynes was very much opposed to savings but FOR inflation. if it is the same thing, then you have either made a world shattering breakthrough in economic understanding, or you do not know what you are talking about.
interest and saving is diametrically opposite to inflation and no interest on savings.
Keynes is about redistributing wealth. money moves through destruction of e.g. a broken window pane. the window owner loses wealth. he has to pay for a window. the windowmaker gets his money/wealth.SAVINGS AND INTEREST KEEP WEALTH IN THE SAME PLACEI have utter respect for people who know their shortcomings and stay silent on issues they do not grasp.
it shows understanding of one's own abilities, which might lie in other areas.
but people who clearly do not even grasp the BASIC principles of the economic theories involved and in real world application of these theories and make page long posts repeating the same bs over and over, post after post, should look for a friendly neighborhood lobotomist