I was halfway tempted to start the I ' m not your pal , friend . Thing but decided against it . <| sep |> Same as 32 teams picking from new prospects . <| sep |> CtrlF Canada 0 results . <| sep |> Vikings fans in full downvote mode <| sep |> No . Si . Te queda impreso en la boleta . <| sep |> No don ' t preorder . They haven ' t showed proof that the game is optimized so there ' s a high chance it isn ' t . The game itself is great , but you never know with PC . <| sep |> by god is penis vaginas about to come in <| sep |> This is ridiculous . Our OLine is decimated <| sep |> Ohhhhh you and your buddy might have some REAL stuff to talk about it it all goes like we want <| sep |> My inclination to lend depends on the real interest rate and my appetite to consume now versus saving and investing for the future . Not on inflation or deflation rates per se . You said that your inclination to lend was not dependant on inflation rates , even though the real interest rate is tied to inflation . If someone wants to borrow from me at 3 % interest , and inflation is 4 %, that would be a bad investment . I ' d be 1 % better off just keeping those Jacksons in my pocket . On the other hand , if inflation is at 4 %, the loan would give me a 7 % real return . You can ' t act like you have the same opportunities for investment regardless of how the economy is doing . Not as many people want to borrow money when cash is an appreciating asset . And you also can ' t look at things from your personal perspective . When you ' re talking about national lending rates that ' s primarily affected by large corporations , who value stability over everything else . And lending out lots of money when the economy is in deflation is a risky proposition . Deflation is bad for the economy . This is literally econ 101