You are talking in circles. You make post after post about how the dollar is not being devalued (inflation), that its actually gold that being inflated. Now inflation is happening so I should keep up an make more money? That proves my whole point.
I am disabled by the way so my income is based on reported inflation an still it cant keep up.
And going off the gold standard, if anything lowered the growth of the standard of living that innovation has given us.
Ok last time. Yes there's inflation but the average wages have more then covered the inflation. You say that being on the gold standard kept the dollar stable. Or was it the dollar that kept gold stable or was it they kept each other stable (what came first the chicken or the egg).
There has been more innovation and progress in the years off the gold standard then in all the years on it.
Now I don't know your personal case and for this situation it doesn't matter. Now do they do the cost of living raises for people on fixed income right ? No they don't but that has nothing to do with the gold standard. that's a separate problem. Part of that problem is the people that abuse the system. And I'm not saying you are. But when you have people that are taking money out of the system that's money out of the check of people that deserve it. People on fixed incomes are always going to get the short end of the stick but back in the 30's when we went off the gold standard if you were disabled and didn't have family or friends to take care of you then you just died.
People like to blame stuff on going off the gold standard. But if you look at the facts the average person is better off with a higher standard of living and better working conditions then they were on the gold standard. That's the indisputable facts. That chart you had shows the buying power of one dollar but no one works for a dollar a day any longer.