I'll have to look up the stats again to be more accurate

Just how a farmer makes food for people. He expects that as a reward for using his time and in estimate to weighing the amount of effort that he did to create that food he expects to receive in return a equal amount of money that will be given to him at the end of the day.

In other words what am saying is that when someone has expectations that do not happen, they experience annoyance and distrust toward other people. Which happened as a result of not being given what he hoped to receive due to trade-off that occurred between both party members.

This leads humans becoming suspicious and as a result of prior experience change their act from honest to tricky. One easy method that occurs to way too often in society is what I like to call the 'Emotional Trade'. This happens when (Caller 1) receives a item, or physical object with a value that (Caller 1) deems useful for his life/situation whereas (Caller 2) receives a emotion that is given to him by (Caller 1) as a form of gratitude.

Even though humans became suspicious and some even only wanted the valuable item without a suitable trade-off occurring, as years passed on, society changed from relying on trust to then relying on security and surveillance as a means of protection. This effort not only resulted in humans having a lower amount of effort being placed into the table of Trades. But it also resulted in humans becoming less willing to 'exercise' their mind into dealing with trading transactions.

Jesus sparky

Actually

No jesus

It's, the holy multiverse

When you have observed many ancient cultures, you can guess the likelihood of certain events occuring over and over again. As long as base human desires are met on a whole, you can get to a level playing field and then start throwing in new factors. Just enough new factors each time to create prosperity in one place, and instability in another. You can then watch these opposing forces come together and its as if you are playing the game of life all by yourself. You just enough chips to sit at the table.

That's the economic stuff again

I'm telling ya

Crypto

The next thing

You just need enough chips to sit at the table^

a one world currency has already been discussed. Whether crypto is the platform is another thing.

There will always be a black market currency.

One world currency can never work

Too much cultural influence and shit

Not to say

It cant work because of cultural heritage and tribal influences.

That it can't be applied

It's like the American dollar

It's recognised

But not the standard for the locals

All currency is reliant on the view that it works. As soon as there is conflict in one part of the world, a global currency will cease to exist. Also a global currency is based on the merit of true world peace. This cannot happen.

Hey, all.

hgey

We're still talking about money?

along those lines

Goro butts, or whatever his name was, was panicking about the banking system.

Now we're panicking over fiat currency? Or did I misread?

Though. I'm unsure on how exactly crypto is going to be better than real gold.

Here's the catch though.
It's not governed by anyone, so the market is literally determined by the people / the demand. Then secondly, it doesn't generate too much of the crypto) what ever that means) it means that the value of it is stable, should it be used by people who are constantly kept updated

haha

Nah

Not panicking

I panic over no currency.

I'm just telling you guys

I will simply adapt to the new system

Get some crypto

Before it explodes

Just a few would suffice

I'm ok

What are we being told? I was busy in project chartering meetings so I'm not really up on the convo.