What in the flying fuck

Well click it because I want to know how you fucking fit that entire title into a video

@CHEF BФYARDEE

Chad

https://youtu.be/Fjy8ryejxJU

I bought a copy of the Phenomenology of Spirit for black Friday

Didn't get a discount though

Dude at the cash register was like "I'm a philosophy buff too, haha material dialectics"

Bruh stfu Hegel is an idealist

Financial apocalypse is gonna happen. $1.8 quadrillion of fiat (all the worlds banknotes, coins, savings accounts, chequings accounts, additional accounts, all debt, all value in stock markets, all funds invested in real estate, all money invested in derivatives and other financial instruments) is going to collapse within 12 months from today. Only 6.6 billion troy ounces (31.1grams = 1 Troy ounce) of gold has ever been mined throughout history, so an ounce of gold accounts for $273,000 of this fiat but in reality it is more since roughly 15% of all the gold that’s ever been mined is lost. Silver too is good, roughly 66 billion ounces of silver has ever been mined so an ounce can account for $27,300 of this unbacked fiat but in reality it’s more since roughly 40% of all the silver that’s ever been mined is lost. Invest in the insurance of god before it’s too late. A literal ounce can save you.

What makes gold worthwhile?

How is "gold" going to be worth anything if modern agriculture collapses?

If modern infrastructure collapses

Shiny

Gold and silver are good for a post-war scenario

Useless for post-nuclear-war scenario

@Light scarcity

And history

To the poll, ideally I don't think we should be teaching jobs in school because we should all just have family farms :). But in reality right now it should be trades or stem.

Rare =/= useful

trades are the foundation of any civilised society

So is art tho

art is kinda the foundation of any society

@Light it doesnt need to be useful

there is an overlap ig
a carpenter can also be an artist
plumbing is one of the most important things to society

(Even though silver is used alot in manufacturing)

gold is pretty useful tbh

very ductile

How?

for electronics

lots of electronics use gold

But in light's scenario

Electronics are also rare

can gold be used for disinfectant?
silver and copper used to be used for these things

Anyway

The main driving force for their value will be scarcity

If your scenario where modern agriculture or modern infrastructure collapses

Its scarcity and our lack of ability to mine more on an industrial scale such as before will drive up its value

Making it prime for new financial systems to use gold or silver backed currency as a medium of exchange

Rare =/= valuable, worthwhile

You know whst would be more worthwhile?