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The thing is, even if you don't save and hold lots of physical cash to maintain your needs, if you ever did get your digital money turned off, you could still w
by anonporridge 5y ago
The thing is, even if you don't save and hold lots of physical cash to maintain your needs, if you ever did get your digital money turned off, you could still work with your employer or friends to get cash and buy things.
In a cashless society, that option is completely off the table, and you will be forced to rely on the goodwill of others to buy things for you, and hope they don't also get turned off by sin of aiding you.
- throwaway22032 5y agoRight. I feel like so many people seem to work within this rigid framework of like, "this is what some people do so it's the only way". You see it all the time on here. e.g. "cryptocurrencies are easily traceable because exchanges". Ok, so hi, I'm me, I'll sell you a bitcoin. Trivially disproved.