> I don't understand how my car works but it sure works better than my easy to understand bike. That's an interesting comparison: - The car might work better

> I don't understand how my car works but it sure works better than my easy to understand bike. That's an interesting comparison: - The car might work better by certain metrics (speed, distance, force) but the bike can still outperform it in some situations (high traffic, cost efficiency on shorter distances, terrain) - If the car breaks I'd need help fixing it, with the bike, I could probably fix most issues myself. That's why both, cars and bikes, do coexist as each of them fills a specific need/niche. Trying to apply this to monetary systems sure seems difficult to imagine, but maybe something like that might be the actual solution?