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**DuesTyr** · 08-01-2012, 10:19 PM

Until Walmart gets ahold of the technology.

Mark my words, they will start printing more cheap crap to feed our thirsty consumers than the fed reserve prints fake money.

Everything will be fake. From the girl you date with her fake tits, and fake smile, to your fake printed coffee makers and the fake printed money in your wallet. We are damned. It all starts to innocent too....rejoice! praise! new advancements. Then millions of folks get laid off, unemployed, because a printer replaced their job.

Then we get to China. What do you think will happen to China when Walmart starts printing their crap instead of importing it? Dollar collapse, WWIII?

This has DOOM all over it.

The cheap crap standard now has a bias held against it. If it sucks too bad people will start printing it themselves.

When it takes off there will be ink wars, and the quality standards will follow according to where consumers vote with their money.

High durability ink offerings will come into the equation, so if it costs me $5 more to print a garden hose nozzle, or whatever, that lasts twice as long or longer....

"So who makes the best ink now" will be on a lot of people's minds.

08-01-2012, 10:19 PM	#12
DuesTyr Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 566 Senior Member	Until Walmart gets ahold of the technology. Mark my words, they will start printing more cheap crap to feed our thirsty consumers than the fed reserve prints fake money. Everything will be fake. From the girl you date with her fake tits, and fake smile, to your fake printed coffee makers and the fake printed money in your wallet. We are damned. It all starts to innocent too....rejoice! praise! new advancements. Then millions of folks get laid off, unemployed, because a printer replaced their job. Then we get to China. What do you think will happen to China when Walmart starts printing their crap instead of importing it? Dollar collapse, WWIII? This has DOOM all over it. The cheap crap standard now has a bias held against it. If it sucks too bad people will start printing it themselves. When it takes off there will be ink wars, and the quality standards will follow according to where consumers vote with their money. High durability ink offerings will come into the equation, so if it costs me $5 more to print a garden hose nozzle, or whatever, that lasts twice as long or longer.... "So who makes the best ink now" will be on a lot of people's minds.
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