You can't dump 6 TRILLION dollars into a stabilized/functioning economy and believe there will be no economic repercussions.
Yet, they do.
They never learn.
No one should believe that printing money and adding 3.5 trillion dollars to our debt is a good economic plan...
Most people don't realize how big a trillion is...
*1 million seconds is 11.5 days ago. You were less than 2 weeks younger
*1 billion seconds is 32 years ago. You were a much younger person
*1 trillion seconds is 32,000 years ago. Human writing still had 25,000 years before it would be invented. Primitive twisted rope will be invented in 4,000. years. We still have 20,000 years until the "younger dryas" where the earth suddenly cools and returns to a glacial wasteland for 1000 years.
So,... 3.5 trillion isn't like a few million dollars, or even a billion dollars, which are at least a somewhat understandable large numbers. 1 trillion is so large that it's a tipping point for economic optimism so things may begin to fall apart rather than evolve to absorb new debt... The architects of this folly will blame Regan, Trump, republicans, or someone other than the finance idiots who propose this ideological remedy which they fervently believe in... unto the detriment of all of us.
If People refuse to see, no one can make them see until it's too late...
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As far as tire inflation goes, the wider your rims are and the smaller your sidewall is, the more you can get away with lower tire pressures to increase your tire's contact patch area without getting slop in the handling due to sidewall flexing.... If you have WM2 rims, running lower tire pressures is a trade off where you get a better grip because of the surface area increase, but the lack of rigidity in the taller sidewall because of lower pressure adds to the "wiggly" feeling. Most people think that sloppy feeling is isolastic issues on a commando, when it can be a combination of wide tires, narrow rims, tall sidewalls and lower tire pressures....
Ask me how I know.... I battled sloppy handling for a while meticulously adjusting the isolastic gaps. Then I tried higher tire pressure and all the slop went away on the next test ride....
