A WORLD WITHOUT MONEY
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Mediawiz
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I just mention what already happened, it doesn't have to do anything with me.
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everyone will be BROKE.
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Considering that the law & order remains active, the Govts will find another way of exchange to keep the society going. Rich people will find a way to regain control over the world, while poor struggle to earn food. The richest will create wars and sell weapons in exchange for natural resources.
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If money vanishes life will return to the use of barter system for trade and exchange of needs/wants. It makes nonsense at all.WHAT IF MONEY DISAPPEARS ONE FINE DAY?
Just imagine that what will happen if money will be vanished like people by Thanos snap?
The world will be with no banks, no cash, no wages, no debts, ... and nothing. That will be a world of fortune and a world of equality. From that day onward, this remains a fantasy forever.
"Will money become worthless at any point ?" Comment your views...
Most people who want money to 'vanish' are those who already have their lives laddened with so much debt or are already losing at the money game. The other ones are just using the propaganda as a way to promote their ulterior motives.
Money over the years has proven to be a much better way to conduct trade without one party feeling they're not being rewarded as they should or deserved.
Moreover, if there's a plan to stop the use of money, another effective means of exchange and trade otherwise the world would degenerate into (economic)chaos
ACMillions
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perhaps you prefer to trade with toilet paper
Doctor Sleep
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Only Bitcoin?
leechesBleechin
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The only way money is ever going to disappear is when we have the technology to print anything we want and access to the near-infinite resources in space. No production needed, just hit a button. And that technology needs to be easily accessible to everyone. Think StarTrek replicator. But even then your still going to have barter on rare items that can't be replicated easily. If you can provide everybody everything they could possibly need OR WANT (that's the important one, WANT), Than there is no need for a currency for general use, only special use cases.
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The human condition is based on scarcity, this will literally be the end of society.
leechesBleechin
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Maybe, But don't forget by that point not all humans will even be on earth, and that can change a lot. Just in our little spot in space above earth and around the sun we could easily house a billion trillion people with ease and be able to support them. Not to count the ones off on other planets further outside the solar system and the possible seed and generational ships. Each one of these societies will act differently. And mark my words that is our future.
If this stuff is interesting to anyone, Issac Arthur talks about it a lot https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZFipeZtQM5CKUjx6grh54g
HustleTong
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It would be fun. But won't happen until world ends.
Larry Igna
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And an instant after bartering, some new Satoshi Nakamoto will invent a new Bitcoin, E-gold, paper money or whatever to allow billions of people to exchange their valuable stuff.
Bring everyone to my level, YESS!!everyone will be BROKE.
Seriously, human kind will need at least few thousands years to give up on monetary systems. We are not at that level of awareness yet, not even close.
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99% of people will die- not due to lack of money but due to HEART FAILURE.
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are you Broke suckBring everyone to my level, YESS!!
. how can someone be broke he is a member since 4year in BHW it's impos...
MasterSocial
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I don't know if anyone has heard of The Venus Project? It proposes a resource-based economy.
"The Resource-based Economy (RBE) concepts propose a way to abandon money and the speculation with it; and get back to resources directly without the involvement of money as a regulatory tool. It assumes that with today's technology it would be possible to measure and store the quantity of a certain good, and connect with the demand or requirement side and share the resources, and skip the speculative and profit aspect in the exchange."
The whole idea seems great (very utopian), but knowing human nature there needs to be an enormous shift and radical change globaly.
It's certain this is unlikely to happen in our lifetime though. This could mean the end of life as we know it and no one will be willing to give that up (especially those that are in power and the wealthy).
"The Resource-based Economy (RBE) concepts propose a way to abandon money and the speculation with it; and get back to resources directly without the involvement of money as a regulatory tool. It assumes that with today's technology it would be possible to measure and store the quantity of a certain good, and connect with the demand or requirement side and share the resources, and skip the speculative and profit aspect in the exchange."
The whole idea seems great (very utopian), but knowing human nature there needs to be an enormous shift and radical change globaly.
It's certain this is unlikely to happen in our lifetime though. This could mean the end of life as we know it and no one will be willing to give that up (especially those that are in power and the wealthy).
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Heard of barter system?