Perspective: What does 1 Trillion USD look like?

[mrtwosheds]

Have you ever heard of credit cards?

DEBIT cards = an electronic way of spending your own money.
Credit cards = a daft way to spend someone else's money (and make them rich and you poorer)

[Arbystrider]

Well, they all still need you to place your PHYSICAL money in the bank to use, right?

So, yeah, electronic money. But, should be made hack-proof to prevent unnecessary trouble.

My definition of "Electronic Money":

Definition: Electronic money is a way of storing your own money in it and then spending money from it as well.

[Nielk1]

Well, they all still need you to place your PHYSICAL money in the bank to use, right?

So, yeah, electronic money. But, should be made hack-proof to prevent unnecessary trouble.

My definition of "Electronic Money":

Definition: Electronic money is a way of storing your own money in it and then spending money from it as well.

Electronic money is an awful idea. It will NEVER be as safe as real money. You are less likely to get pickpocketed and have issues with electornic money. It has even LESS real world value behind it. If we only had electronic money, the government wouldn't even have to print more, they could just keep putting it out of their ass at no cost runining the economy even faster than they are now.

[mrtwosheds]

Well, they all still need you to place your PHYSICAL money in the bank to use, right?

Clearly NOT!!!
Eh? what banking crisis?

[hybirdisdf]

If we only had electronic money, the government wouldn't even have to print more, they could just keep putting it out of their ass at no cost runining the economy even faster than they are now.

The government pay more than that amount per sheet for example,16 dollars per sheet print 1 us dollar.So that means government pay around 20 dollars.That is because of papers.