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Previously on "What happens when the IMF runs out of money?"
If all the world’s currencies collapse then surely gold won’t be worth much either; it’s not much use. You can’t eat it or drink it. It doesn’t keep you warm in winter. You can’t use it as fertilizer, you can’t burn it.
Seems to have worked pretty well throughout history as a general form of currency
If all the world’s currencies collapse then surely gold won’t be worth much either; it’s not much use. You can’t eat it or drink it. It doesn’t keep you warm in winter. You can’t use it as fertilizer, you can’t burn it.
Paper money is the way to go: burn it to keep warm, or make a nest to nestle into if cold. Can also be eaten. Rot it into the ground for fertilizer.
Paper money is the future I tell ye, you heard it here first
Time to buy gold - take delivery of it and hide it under the bed?
If all the world’s currencies collapse then surely gold won’t be worth much either; it’s not much use. You can’t eat it or drink it. It doesn’t keep you warm in winter. You can’t use it as fertilizer, you can’t burn it.
WTF, it was looking as if the Pound was going to rise a teensy weensy fraction of a cent today for a change and buck its remorseless pursuit of the x-axis. But it's back to form again now.
The great thing about paper money (not backed by gold) is that if you run out you just "print" some more.
Ask Gordon.
The beauty of the current setup is that all the western govts are printing money at the same time ( and China has to go along with it or it is also in the tulip ) so nobody is being singled out and sent to the IMF. Once one country goes down, will it be bunkers and beans time
WTF, it was looking as if the Pound was going to rise a teensy weensy fraction of a cent today for a change and buck its remorseless pursuit of the x-axis. But it's back to form again now.
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