1. Even when we were on a gold standard it wasn't one to one. Just like a bank, gold reserves didn't equal notes outstanding. So what you're really arguing is that with gold there would be less money inflation? Probably, but still begs the question, is that good? I don't know. Keep in mind, I'm not saying your points aren't valid.

2. GIGO

3. If it wasn't for time how would supply and demand work? Time is more important than both. When is "the moment the money exists, it has value"? What mint? Why do you assume money exists before value?

4. You made an argument that "Money Printing is Theft". That isn't remotely mathematical, in form or substance. Theft from whom? What equation does that fit into?

One of my favorite jokes.

Man walking along a road in the countryside comes across a shepherd and a huge flock of sheep. Tells the shepherd, "I will bet you $100 against one of your sheep that I can tell you the exact number in this flock." The shepherd thinks it over; it's a big flock so he takes the bet. "973," says the man. The shepherd is astonished, because that is exactly right. Says "OK, I'm a man of my word, take an animal." Man picks one up and begins to walk away.

"Wait," cries the shepherd, "Let me have a chance to get even. Double or nothing that I can guess your exact occupation." Man says sure. "You are an economist for a government think tank," says the shepherd. "Amazing!" responds the man, "You are exactly right! But tell me, how did you deduce that?"

"Well," says the shepherd, "put down my dog and I will tell you."