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I'm not sure I believe that. If civilization were to collapse, you'd want food, medicine, potentially gas. Potentially solar cells, and some other things. I th

I'm not sure I believe that. If civilization were to collapse, you'd want food, medicine, potentially gas. Potentially solar cells, and some other things. I think you'd see more traditional bartering than money being introduced again in its earliest stages.

fjsolwmv 8y ago
The problem with bartering is that useful but rare products are a poor store of value because peot need to use those things. Useless but rare things are better as money, as long a users are confident that there is economic growth to spend money on (decoupling consumption from production)