This episode is a deep-dive into the world of inflation and its covert impacts on our society with renowned author and tech-thought leader, Jeff Booth. We’re venturing beyond the surface, exposing the inflation-driven inequality, and exploring the uncharted territories of a deflationary future propelled by technology. Brace yourselves as we decode climate change, the concept of housing costs under a Bitcoin system, and the impact of a deflationary environment on AI-induced job losses. This conversation promises to challenge your norms and stimulate fresh thinking. Don’t forget to leave us a review and share your thoughts!
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