Niel, you would also have to convert dollars to Swiss Francs if you wanted
to buy coffee in a Swiss coffee shop. Money, in order to be "honest", needs
to be trusted, adopted, difficult to forge, scarce, and easy to carry
around and divide into small amounts. Decentralized crypto currencies like
Bitcoin seems to me to be the best and only candidate at the present time.
Molly, I think it would be much safer to store your "money" in your secret
place than in vault of greedy criminal banksters.
On Monday, November 10, 2014 3:03:55 AM UTC+1, archytas wrote:
>
> Bitcoin per se isn't more than a basic tutor on what money might be,
> reminding us we have little clue about banking dominance.......Meanwhile we
> have such important developments as 'Bitcoin cafes' - where you can pay a
> machine a fee to change dollars to Bitcoin to buy 'coffee'.
>
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