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The ultimate question is - do we need a permanent monetary system. (We do not have one at the moment nowhere in the American System.) UPD: downvoted ;-) I expe
by ommunist 12y ago
The ultimate question is - do we need a permanent monetary system. (We do not have one at the moment nowhere in the American System.)
UPD: downvoted ;-) I expected that. This research shows that political emotions always hinder the human computational power -- http://www.alternet.org/media/most-depressing-discovery-about-brain-ever http://www.alternet.org/media/most-depressing-discovery-abou... . I cannot be upset, biology always overcoming maths.
- arca_vorago 12y agoI actually think our money system is fine, but that control should be put back to congress as designated in the constitution and not to a non-governmental body such as the fed. The problem is that before that would be viable, congress needs to be purged of corruption first, which is much harder as long as the monetary system is controlled by the international banksters.