Quote from: Cryddit on February 16, 2015, 07:36:24 PM

This makes so much nonsense it's breathtaking. It is a single, perfect, priceless jewel that deserves to be preserved for all time. I was unaware that such pure examples of nonsense existed in the modern world. I am humbled before a true master.

It is helpful, in dialogue, to stay "mature". And also to have read the relevant materials.

On the one hand, I am of the impression the best decision would be make a decision that supports the creation of "Ideal Money".

Yet on the other hand, it seems we do need some form of (general) consensus which could even involve compromise in that regard.

And then further to another hand the "idealness" of a currency seems to be related somehow to the psychological and especially in regards to the future stability of it:

Quote from: Ideal Money

From the viewpoint of parties domiciled outside of the territory of where a specific currency (such as, e.g. the currency of Brazil) is established the "quality" of that currency is evaluated according to the reasonable appraisals of the probabilities of loss in value of the unit of that currency, particularly in comparison with other currencies and also in comparison with alternatives available for use for "storage of value", like gold or commodities in general.
The more that the probabilities of loss seem to be large the more that currency will be evaluated as of "low quality".