My mistake, poor choice of words. I just picked up where you got the 'zero inflation' point. I should of stated 'approaches zero monetary supply increase'. I would have assumed that you knew that I was referring to the approach to zero of new monetary supply, but I see that I have to elaborate. Inflation of the monetary supply approaching zero will likely lead to real monetary deflation (People die, lose keys, etc). This encourages building capital, rather than debt slavery / hot potato 'spend, spend, spend' behaviour. Unlike bizarre mainstream media narratives, this does not lead to a scenario whereby an individual will hold onto their wealth and starve to death (Seriously, WTF?), but simply gives a person second thought as to where they spend their resources, lowering time preference.
