“irebank is a new socio-economic system belonging to the Irish people, owned and run by the members. It can operate with just 2 people, or 2 million.
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Daniel J Wentz
I'd say they boosted the idea from Scott Duncan. Good for them. :D
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Eamonn O Brien
Is the idea not to steer away from centrally controlled currencies?
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Scott Duncan
That's it.
But Libya tried that too...
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Scott Duncan
They are still trying to be a bank.
MY solution involves REMOVING banks from currencies, and reducing banking services to the masses. MATH will be your bank.
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Scott Duncan
Name one thing an accountant does that a machine can't do BETTER.
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I'd imagine the new currency would run into difficulty trying to value itself alongside other currencies i.e. “
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Eamonn O Brien
As the page states, participation is key... Participation = Future productivity = Value = Money...
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Mick Parker · Súil Eile
" Name one thing an accountant does that a machine can't do BETTER." i'm guessing it involves you genitals haha The DoD is moving to electronic payment of my pension, my person hasn't contracted with a bank & i dont like the idea of allowing an intermediary ... i'm gonna suggest bitcoin to them :p
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Derek Moran
Scott Duncan That's it.
But Libya tried that too...
Scott Duncan They are still trying to be a bank.
MY solution involves REMOVING banks from currencies, and reducing banking services to the masses. MATH will be your bank.
Scott Duncan Name one thing an accountant does that a machine can't do BETTER.
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