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Chambers wrote:
> Money is an imaginary concept anyway.
No it's not. It's only fiat money that's imaginary.
> Do you really think that you
> physically have all the money in your bank account?
No. Indeed, I don't even have the "money" that's in my wallet in the
terms of green pieces of paper.
> so what's the
> difference between the 1% of your net worth you carry with you being
> cash versus some form of electronic payment?
That I can actually have as much of my net worth I want in the form of
anonymous untraceable bits of paper I can use to buy stuff with?
Say you're the wife of an abusive police officer. Wouldn't it be nice to
be able to hire a cab and buy a bus ticket without your abusive
homicidal husband being able to ask the bank where it is you're hiding?
--
Darren New / San Diego, CA, USA (PST)
Ever notice how people in a zombie movie never already know how to
kill zombies? Ask 100 random people in America how to kill someone
who has reanimated from the dead in a secret viral weapons lab,
and how many do you think already know you need a head-shot?
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