3 Aug 2018 7:13 am
Actually, NOBODY will just "happen to find 'a dollar bill' or 'a US minted coin'" any time in the future. Our monetary system will have been carefully recorded into history, and anyone with a taste for looking back into history will be able to examine into this recorded history. And, by then, digital money will be the norm.peepee » 03 Aug 2018 6:50 am » wrote:...the world's greatest monetary historian, steve zarlenga, died last year...[if you know of a better monetary historian, please name] ...he taught me many things/nugget$ i'll never forget [hopefully]...one such thing he taught me by introducing a very simple, clear question that i could not answer immediately and i'll bet nobody NOBODY here can answer it either: 'What is the VERY first thing someone/anyone will think if/when they happen to find 'a dollar bill' or 'a US minted coin', say 50,000 years from now? [anyone who answers this correctly will receive a one year reprieve from being peepee'd upon]
...the unders took the last private dildo inane response time over/under...new over/under: 6 hours....