Yes, Fiat is dead completely, now, future.

“It takes a Revolution to Make a Solution!”
(Bob Marley and the Wailers)

How we have reached this absurdly tragic phase in human history, in such an almost universally unexamined way, is for the most part beyond me. I wonder how as a species we have come to value otherwise useless pieces of paper more than our self-respect and in many cases our very lives. What is fiat, commonly called paper money or cash? Primarily fragile pieces of paper rendered useless in fire, shredding, etc.*

If we dump all of the fiat in the oceans today, what would happen—in addition to most people losing their minds—which is part of my point? Well the oceans would be fine, they would dissolve, shred, and eliminate the artificially buoyed and manufactured bits of false value in almost no time.* Money, a so called evolutionary development, but really more like a cancer passed on from the first most significantly oppressive excuses for civilization, including the Babylonians, to our world as of 2011. So what are our alternatives from basic to large, even global scales? Bartering to Biotecture!!! Yes BIOTECTURE.

WAKE UP!!! We don't need fiat!!!

We need FOOD; we need WATER; we need shelter and, in many environments, clothing; we need LOVE, but we certainly don’t need
fiat and evil financial markets and their artificially manufactured terrors.

We can get all of our needs fulfilled in Biotecture communities and similar sustainable developments but instead most have chosen, through ignorance and apathy, lives of frustration and terror in demeaning, dreadful, urban hellholes, including nyc.

With best wishes, Paul Ainsworth Francis, suvazheniem.


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*Coins are a physical exception to this example of destruction, somewhat; obviously one cannot destroy coins as easily as paper but their value is even more spurious than paper money in their modern form, except perhaps for gold coins, which are fairly rare and used now only for investment purposes.