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I think the answer is not to hold back progress, but to address the pain points as they arise. As for the specific concerns of going "cashless", there are many
by Akababa 7y ago
I think the answer is not to hold back progress, but to address the pain points as they arise. As for the specific concerns of going "cashless", there are many countries with lower standard of living (Venezuela, China) than the US but near-ubiquitous cellphone payments, so I don't see this as a difficult problem to solve.
- privateSFacct 7y agozimbabwe is going bust - super high inflation, but ecocash (a mobile money platform) is THE way folks pay. Part of this is security - walking around with lots of cash / keeping it at home (which may be a shared room) is just not workable.