Hyperinflation is typically caused when you’re printing money to buy foreign currency as a means of servicing foreign debt as was the case in Weimar era Germany.
The increased supply lowers exchange rates, which in turn means you need to print more money.

As long as you have free economic capacity domestically, spending money for it to be used won’t cause hyperinflation.

Afaik some countries have dropped reserve requirements altogether.
Loans can be given out as long as the recipient is credit worthy.

And this is when the topic was published by a newspaper.
If memory serves, the fist scientific publications were from the 1880s.

I mean using your real name does not depend on the platform you’re using but more on how you’re using it.
Pretty sure the majority of reddit users do not post under their real name and you could use a pseudonym on facebook if you wanted to.
Zuckerberg isn’t going to check your ID when you sign up.

Your data isn’t really more private on the fediverse, is it?
Everything you post is shared with myriad instances.
You might not end up just handing it to some large tech corp but you also give up any remnant of control over it.

Ja, passt schon