You are viewing a single comment's thread from:
RE: How Close Are We To A Cashless Society?
As a bona-fide prepper, I am all for a cash-less society...in fact, if all currencies collapsed tomorrow, my life would not experience as much turmoil and upheaval as my neighbors. While I realize that's not the type of "cash-less society" being discussed in this post, it would behoove readers to consider all forms of a cash-less society and protect themselves against such possibilities...hard physical wealth, held in items of intrinsic value, will always be worth more than paper and plastic currency products.
self-sufficiency is great and I am all for being as self-sufficient as possible but there are some things that people will just never care to do/know how to do and that is where the wonderful market can come in and help people to get their needs met in a voluntary way. If tomorrow every man were forced to be entirely self-sufficient then it is obvious that the majority would starve, especially since most people don't have their own property space to grow food/raise animals or know how to do that to begin with etc. Voluntary and peaceful human exchange is the lifeblood of civilization.
great point tho, thanks for adding it and thanks for reading!