If you think of the economy as circulatory system, and currency as the blood… then it makes sense for new blood creation while the old blood is consumed. Poor circulation is pretty bad, which is why most governments use that excuse for inflation and or taxation.
Inflation tries to solve accessibility. This is very similar to high blood pressure, where the heart pumps harder to get blood pass the bottleneck areas. It forces new currency into the system. But if the bottleneck is still there, the problem is not solved.
Divisibility solves price deflation, but doesn’t solve accessibility. This is like low blood pressure. Overtime, there will be less currency available, making it harder for newer people to earn. Again, this does not solve the bottleneck.
Taxation is a much hated word on this forum. It attempts to clear the bottleneck, with very poor results. It’s like bloodletting, and will probably cause the death of the patient.
So what is the most ideal circulatory/economic system?
Safecoin tries to mimic a better circulatory system with recycling. It also adjusts the pressure using supply/demand incentives. It seems more promising than the current archaic solutions.
Regarding currency price stability and usability… I personally prefer SAFE GB as the alternative. It is already divisible, maintains its own global price valuation, and inflates with increase productivity.