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This is such a rude thing to say. He has a very idiosyncratic style and makes a number of typos or errors, but his posts are quite clearly understandable imo and much more apposite and interesting than LLM output.

"Interesting article. Maybe taxes on (some) capitals/property is (quite) equivalent to expiration. Money (value) accumulated that not contribute to development (probably) must be taxed, to enter it in the development cycle. But made it expiring seems a waste of value, decreasing it's value with time maybe is better, to avoid it, must be invested in something productive.."

Things (like) this set off (my) suspicion radar.

Sounds more like Engrish to me, but I did get what he wanted to say:

- It's not limited to malls and casinos but applies to many other businesses

- All the commotion distracts you from the task you originally had in mind when you entered the store

- The effect is seen in large numbers of customers, i.e. it's a statistical effect.

Quite right!... "Engrish"? :) like it.. so babel tower was not built in vain.

English not my home/mother/original language :)

Wow thank you for pointing out. It's definitely an interesting read