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Clearly it would result in tariffs paid in anti-money…
by andy_ppp 1y ago
Clearly it would result in tariffs paid in anti-money…
- Pet_Ant 1y agoFor those who missed it, “antimony” is element 51 so it’s not just a pun on “anti-“ but a reference to another element. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antimony https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antimony
- HPsquared 1y agoJust like matter and antimatter, money and anti-money (debt) are created and destroyed together, and cancel each other out. When they come in contact, both are deleted. All money creation, pretty much, is accompanied with creating a corresponding debt. Bankruptcy sometimes deletes anti-money but the 'money' stays. I'm not sure what role interest payments have (I think that's a case of transferring money around). The bankruptcy thing seems a bit like baryon asymmetry.
- 7bit 1y agoHowever, there debt that keeps in taking. Such ist the case when in debt with a criminal Organisation. In which case current models are still lacking good explanations.
- HPsquared 1y agoAka a perpetual bond. But not always voluntary. A lot of things are like that though, it's a bit like paying a fine or a tax. Just the decision-making process is different.