I have, yes. Money creation itself doesn't cause inflation. Prices go up when the demand for products and services exceeds the supply. Typically the more money there is in the money supply the higher demand will be, as any money people can get their hands on will likely be spent. So it is important to manage the amount of money in the money supply. During periods of deflation, more money creation may be appropriate and during periods of inflation money would need to be taken out of the money supply. Income taxes are one method for taking money out of the money supply during periods of high inflation.

One of the reasons we have persistent inflation today is that all money creation currently happens with offsetting debt that has to be repaid at interest. So when a bank creates a $1M business loan, for instance, it isn't only the original $1M that needs to be repaid, it's the original $1M plus a significant amount of money in interest. This necessitates more money creation, and leads to our persistent inflation and to our ever increasing debt load, as all new money that's created has its own, new associated debt.