cobrausn

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   by cobrausn 15y ago

   Never really said I did. But the fact is a lot of people still use cash, and would continue to do so (regardless of actual value) after a banking system crash. At least, I perceive it would, unless governmental authority also broke down.
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   by cobrausn 15y ago

   Cash, issued by the government, one would assume.
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   by cobrausn 15y ago

   IANAE, but this always struck me as... odd. How would the failure of the banking system stop people who really only use it for money storage and purchasing convenience from continuing to use hard currency?
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   by cobrausn 15y ago

   Good to know. The correlation seemed very strong, so I'm glad to know it's not all just a result of this drug. She came to the conclusion after she noticed every single customer that came in for RLS medicine was taking this other Merck me
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   by cobrausn 15y ago

   From what I and my fiance (pharmacist) have been able to gather about it, RLS only seems to occur in people taking a specific heart medication. So they (Merck I believe) made another drug to treat their own side effects.
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   by cobrausn 15y ago

   We approve of this comment. Sincerely, DHS, CIA, NSA, FBI, ATF, and the DEA.