Hey, @practicalthought.
If we weren't still the primary reserve currency for the rest of the world, we would have hit hyperinflation before now. The Weimar Republic never really stood a chance. But since we've been spreading out debt out over 60-70% of the world (or whatever it is), we've somehow kept this smoke and mirrors house of cards we call an economy going, along with a lot of innovation and hard work from the rest of us. I certainly don't want to discount the GDP, which I hope doesn't significantly count the stock market, or we're double ginormous trouble.
All very good advice. I might check into the land share deal. I'd be surprised if there wasn't somewhere in the valley here doing that, especially since farming has become so corporate, you can't make a decent living on smaller acreage like you might have before.
Kind of like bitcoin mining. Funny how that comparison just popped into my head.