Replacing figures on US currency

[tinselwolverine]

Mark 12:17

Maybe they could put this on a special unit of currency that used one day a year, April 15, National Give Unto Ceasar Day.

But whose face should be on the bill?

Caesars's or Mark's?

 

[zyxt9]

The entire issue is moot. We will eventually all do what Denmark is initiating in 2016, making all money exchanges in electronic form. Resistance is futile.

 

[Gulo Blue]

The entire issue is moot. We will eventually all do what Denmark is initiating in 2016, making all money exchanges in electronic form. Resistance is futile.

Seriously! Shit!

 

[zyxt9]

Seriously! Shit!

Lol...you didn't hear about that? They said in 2014 that over 95% of all transactions were electronic in their country so they are trying to ban any non-electronic exchanges beginning in January. They said even illegal transactions were electronic based, as were things like giving a homeless person some money for food/shelter/etc...so they do not feel there is any need for non-electronic transactions any longer.

The US apparently is still close to 50%, but the trend is toward all electronic too, but might take another 10-20 years to get close to 90%. However, if Denmark can prove the concept, other nations are likely to follow and that could speed up the transition, as well as improvements in tech making e-money even easier to exchange than cash.

Naturally it isn't a far reach to realize that once all nations are electronic, the notion of independent national currencies is less important and a form of bitcoin that is internationally accepted by all will become the norm.