What couple questions do you think are most effective to get people thinking about the morality angle when it comes to fiat, and go down the path on their own? Particularly skeptics. Iād be interested to see if maybe you have a top 3 or top 5, after having delved into this for so long from the philosophical perspective. Here are a few Iāve been thinking about. What is your definition of currency debasement? What effect does intentional currency debasement do to saversā ability to store and protect the life energy they expend at work or in business? What percentage of annual reduction of purchasing and savings power of individuals is acceptable? Are you aware of the compounding effect of a percentage removal of peopleās purchasing power over the course of a 40 year working career? Do you know the difference between CPI and real inflation? Do you know how CPI is calculated? What percentage of a human slaveās work energy is stolen by their master? What is the moral difference between just a little slavery every year versus the total confiscation of a human beingās life energy? Is it moral for the government to tax people by diluting their money when they are already taxing them directly on their income, purchases, land, and in countless other ways? What do you think the effect on society is when people have to work 10-12% more each year to take home the same income? Iād be interested to boil this down to three real bangers that put the emphasis on the immorality of fiat.