AWAKE IN 3D: A Revised Case for an RV of the Iraqi Dinar (IQD) Far Above Kuwait's $3.25 Exchange Rate
When I first proposed a $42 Iraqi dinar revaluation scenario, the response was a mix of curiosity and critique.
Thoughtful readers probed its feasibility, while skeptics dismissed it as improbable, detractors questioned its ambition, and quick social media quips overlooked its reasoning.
I welcome all feedback, but I contend that dismissing complex ideas without scrutiny perpetuates noise over insight.
As an electrical engineer and tech entrepreneur seasoned in tackling intricate challenges, my primary goal is to craft thought-provoking content grounded in logic, critical reasoning, and verifiable economic and financial facts—content that rises above speculative chatter.
This revised scenario refines my original thesis, addressing critiques with data and precedent.
I acknowledge the rate isn’t fixed in stone; it could be lower if Iraq opts for less gold backing of the IQD, reduces its oil revenue reserve pledge, or blends both adjustments—flexibility inherent in the model.
Far from a rigid forecast, this is a calculated "what if" exploring Iraq’s resource potential against a fiat US dollar.
I invite intelligent discourse and robust discussion from those ready to engage with substance, not just skim the surface.
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