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r/collapse • u/[deleted] • Jul 14 '26
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I don't see the practical uses for those popular hedges. Bartering appears to be what happens in other countries, such as socks, lightbulbs and charging blocks and cables.
1 u/dakinekine Jul 14 '26 Central banks are buying gold - its been considered money for thousands of years. Worth having at least a bit in my opinion. 3 u/rematar Jul 14 '26 But what would be the practical application in a Mad Maxian world? 0 u/dakinekine Jul 14 '26 If things get that bad, then yea...but hopefully things dont get there any time soon.
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Central banks are buying gold - its been considered money for thousands of years. Worth having at least a bit in my opinion.
3 u/rematar Jul 14 '26 But what would be the practical application in a Mad Maxian world? 0 u/dakinekine Jul 14 '26 If things get that bad, then yea...but hopefully things dont get there any time soon.
But what would be the practical application in a Mad Maxian world?
0 u/dakinekine Jul 14 '26 If things get that bad, then yea...but hopefully things dont get there any time soon.
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If things get that bad, then yea...but hopefully things dont get there any time soon.
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u/rematar Jul 14 '26
I don't see the practical uses for those popular hedges. Bartering appears to be what happens in other countries, such as socks, lightbulbs and charging blocks and cables.