As I said, that's up to human prerogatives, though. It is not programmatically assured that the ratio of block time to issuance stays constant. Either way, I hate talking about this because I think Monero is cool. I just don't agree with the economics of it. You need productive people to believe in a money for it to work. And as of yet, I have not seen very many productive industries embracing Monero for exactly the reasons that I've laid out before. Hell, it's hard enough getting productive people to embrace Bitcoin, but the complication factor in Monero is what probably keeps it inaccessible to the dumb guy who knows how to grow wheat really well. And while I don't give a shit about fiat normies understanding the importance of hard money, I do give a shit about people who make stuff that I need.