I recommend you look up “monetary illusion” in any ECON 101 textbook before writing silly replies. The fact we get paid in debased dollars is part of the problem, as our standard of living will surely deteriorate.
We can’t create wealth out of thin air by increasing liquidity in the banking system. The fact that the dollar is worth less vis-a-vis gold and oil is an indication that everything else (food, clothing, consumer goods, land, etc.) will have substantial price increases in the near term. And not because these items will be worth more, but because the dollars we get paid with are worth less.
