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inherent value as a material assuming there is a market to sell it at, no? We were talking about your doomsday scenarios, no internet and all, which means there
by rikafurude21 2y ago
inherent value as a material assuming there is a market to sell it at, no? We were talking about your doomsday scenarios, no internet and all, which means there wont be a market. So yes, even if it "survives", its just a metal. No inherent value except maybe when civilization is rebuilt we can use it to make technology. Historically gold was valuable because it was somewhat rare and you could barter with it.
- dartos 2y ago> no internet and all, which means there wont be a market Please tell me that you know that markets have existed and exist without the internet. In those markets, gold is and was valued… > Historically gold was valuable because it was somewhat rare and you could barter with it. Historically and currently. The existence of the internet doesn’t change that…