So, in summation - you tried to make someone sound stupid on the...

So, in summation - you tried to make someone sound stupid on the internet. Got called out and asked to provide even a shred of evidence to support your condescending comment of "ROTFL. Nickel is still at 1994 prices if you adjust for inflation."

Instead, you've made some more blanket statements and dug yourself a deeper hole (pun intended).

Truth be told, I couldn't give a shit if the Nickel price was 500% or -500% adjusted for inflation, whether it comes out in chunks or is 500 meters deep. You made an uneducated claim and attempted to make someone else look dumb, so time to back it up.

Rather than dodging the question more, please explain the following to me:

If a commodity price remains the same (adjusted for inflation) over a 25 year period, but supply / production more than doubles (2.5x to be exact) - why and how is that a bad thing?