Currency is national, there's a host of reasons for this like its national resources, trade, and tax, etc.
Why did you need more currencies in your nation, operating on just its currency? God damn it. It would be utterly ridiculous. More ridiculous than a single global currency.
Do you realise how much you'd get screwed, imagine those conversion rates. You'd sooner be hung drawn and quartered by a very angry mob, and being retarded wouldn't help.
Money buys stuff, stuff doesn't make money. Damn it. Don't have time for this. If stuff made money, how much would that cost. Crap. Now that everything is making money for its stuff. Damn it. How much crappy money have you got. It's freaking worthless. Not that stuff making money. Your dumb money, what does it even buy. Not that other stuff.
Yea. Didn't ask for it. I know what stuff means I typed it. But I don't think he does. I honestly don't.
Going back to Bhudda they still had currency. China supposedly invented it. It's real old. The origin of the Silk Road, almost 10,000 years, but it has Indian seashells in Siberia, and Mongolia. All the way up the steppes. Dating right back to when they were mummifying things. Look at those mummies with the red hair in China, one of their first dynasties. No wonder they don't want to disturb them. Better insert some dinosaurs instead.
Buddha wasn't such a great master either. The amount of invasions his followers led on India. Oh well. One god changed into the next, it just took some beating over the head, and currency. Burying the other markings and temples, because of course they worshipped different Kami, elements, and gods.
There are huge debates in how that pantheon changed. Easier saying it was all Bhudda later. But his footsteps are along a prior trade route, worshipping something else.
Back to the topic. I honestly don't know what he saying. It must be drugs. Currency buys stuff, stuff doesn't mint currency otherwise there are bigger problems on price. Yes it would be nice if there was no currency, but what happens when your stuff isn't trading because you don't have currency. God damn it's like speaking to retards.
There are places you don't need currency. You just hunt, gather, farm and labor in a cult or some other remote place where they live off the land. But it simply isn't civilization. Not even when Bhudda was god.
What are you talking about? God damn it.
Currency is national, there's a host of reasons for this like its national resources, trade, and tax, etc.
Why did you need more currencies in your nation, operating on just its currency? God damn it. It would be utterly ridiculous. More ridiculous than a single global currency.
Do you realise how much you'd get screwed, imagine those conversion rates. You'd sooner be hung drawn and quartered by a very angry mob, and being retarded wouldn't help.
Money buys stuff, stuff doesn't make money. Damn it. Don't have time for this. If stuff made money, how much would that cost. Crap. Now that everything is making money for its stuff. Damn it. How much crappy money have you got. It's freaking worthless. Not that stuff making money. Your dumb money, what does it even buy. Not that other stuff.
Never mind this guy. It's Buddha, Savior, Lord, Messiah under OP name number 12.
Back with their nonsense.
Yea. Didn't ask for it. I know what stuff means I typed it. But I don't think he does. I honestly don't.
Going back to Bhudda they still had currency. China supposedly invented it. It's real old. The origin of the Silk Road, almost 10,000 years, but it has Indian seashells in Siberia, and Mongolia. All the way up the steppes. Dating right back to when they were mummifying things. Look at those mummies with the red hair in China, one of their first dynasties. No wonder they don't want to disturb them. Better insert some dinosaurs instead.
Buddha wasn't such a great master either. The amount of invasions his followers led on India. Oh well. One god changed into the next, it just took some beating over the head, and currency. Burying the other markings and temples, because of course they worshipped different Kami, elements, and gods.
There are huge debates in how that pantheon changed. Easier saying it was all Bhudda later. But his footsteps are along a prior trade route, worshipping something else.
Back to the topic. I honestly don't know what he saying. It must be drugs. Currency buys stuff, stuff doesn't mint currency otherwise there are bigger problems on price. Yes it would be nice if there was no currency, but what happens when your stuff isn't trading because you don't have currency. God damn it's like speaking to retards.
There are places you don't need currency. You just hunt, gather, farm and labor in a cult or some other remote place where they live off the land. But it simply isn't civilization. Not even when Bhudda was god.