That implies that etherium needs high inflation rate to keep the price low which of course nonsense as you can just move to lower decimal point if the price is too high. It's not a physical fuel like oil, dumbass. There are plenty of etherium that can always be "cheap" as you keep moving the decimal points. (Sorry for the color but I do not know how to select a previous comment)
I have to laugh at this logic. Have you even thought about it before you replied?
As I understand it Ehterium is the "fuel" slash "cost" to run a service. and yes it is like oil, unless you keep on generating it out of thin air. One can thus compare it directly to normal fuel such as diesel. Lets say 1 gallon of diesel cost now $ 5 and I can drive 20 miles with it. The price of diesel now increases to say $10. Because I can divide 1 gallon into smaller units, say half a gallon, I still pay $5, however you suggest that I can still drive 20 miles. What logic is that? The "miners" still spend money to process the transactions and they still have to be paid AND they want $10 per gallon.
What Pimp meant was that technology becomes cheaper as it developes due to competition and development, hence the decline in the cost required for the fuel in order for the service to remain competitive., hence the required drop in price of the etherium, hence a loss in initial investment.
go Ethereum, way to milk bitcoin 
