Explaining money printing and inflation.

Hello all,

As a fellow bitcoiner Im trying to help others understand that inflation is a result of printing money. Many people seem to think it is caused by practically everything else except printing money. I wany to help people realize it really comes down to printing money.

Im looking for ways to convey the messege accuratley and in a way where im not coming off in a condesending manner. Could you guys help critique my examples or give me your examples of how to simply explain this? So far what I would say would be something along the lines of what is written below

*The only thing that causes inflation across the board is printing money.

Corporations have always been greedy, they didnt wake up in 2021 and decide to get greedy. They wouldnt be able to charge more in the long run if more money wasnt printed. People would run out of money.

Supply chain bottlenecks should only affect the specific industry until the bottlneck is solved. Then prices fall. The only reason they wouldnt is because 40% of our money supply was printed in the past 5-10 years.

Technological advances as well as gains in experience and changes for more efficient procedures allow businesses to produce the same product or service for less allowing them to achieve a higher margin at the same price or keep the margin and lower the price and allow an increase in volume of sales for the same profit. Any price increase would be a natural adjustment of the market where buyers are willing to pay more for the same.*

Feel free to correct my errors for my own education as well as provide examples I can share with others to help them understand why fiat and inflation is bullshit.