Do you think eventually the world will be paperless?
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I also use my debit card as I don’t like carrying a lot of cash in my wallet. In my own way, I’m trying to transition my life to a paperless one. So while I think that certain aspects of our society may become paperless, there will probably always be a need for cash-based transactions.
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Interestingly I think what this may mean in the long run is that people may have nearly every monetary transfer revolve around electronic funds I personally believe that banks will maintain "hard copy" money. These banknotes may continue to be paper or they may move to weighed measures of valuable material such as gold perhaps.
Desire for privacy may also inspire people to work with paper (or other) money long after it is considered impractical.
I can easily imagine an Orwellian world in which every monetary transfer from person to person or person to business is carefully monitored, however I can imagine social groups or even civil rights heavy governments being opposed to such measures. In these instances paper money may never really die.
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Forget the 'lack of credit' with credits cards... I choose not to have one... period!
Sure I have my bank card (atm), but I feel like I'm a slave to the system by using an actual credit card. The interest on those are outrageous! Ever since I got rid of mine, I feel free!
But you only pay interest if you don't pay it off. I have a Sony card I'm using now and I pay it off in full every month. I use it everywhere I can to get points for free gifts, they even pay shipping. So far I have gotten a digital camera, a turntable that you can hook up to the computer to get vinyl to CD, MP3 or whatever. I am now working on a set of floor standing speakers for the TV that can handle 200 watts. So the gifts are good and I pay no interest. In their eyes I am a bumb.
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Very interesting question. The world is changing so quickly before our eyes.
When I was growing up we had TV, but cable was introduced when I as about 7 or 8. No cell phones, no internet. It seems like things are changing very quickly. Before you have time to go out and buy the next "new thing" the next is introduced.
Who knows, you may be onto something!
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