Quote from: wiser on June 21, 2015, 12:44:06 PM

Quote from: Dyna on June 21, 2015, 11:37:38 AM

Here is an interesting letter I found in my mail box this morning I thought worth sharing.

Well .. One more purpose of DNotes is to provide equal currency protection to everyone around the world. Think about. That is very significant. DNotes is still at its infancy. At this point, we are all guardians of DNotes. We just need to ensure that this "infant" grows up with a great sense of purpose and committed to become a global solution. That is a worthy mission I am willing to work hard to help accomplish.

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International Quantum Exchange for Innovation

21 June 2015

Dear Alan

Massive Bank Runs May Force Grexit: Another Lehman?

Having spoken to a number of top bankers and financiers across Europe in the last 24 hours, the situation is extremely grave in regard to Greece and the Eurozone.

One hundred and one years after the start of the First World War, as Europe may get sucked into the financial equivalent of that war, the following salient points are worth noting...

I think we're going to see more of this, and when all the "smaller" currencies have devalued due to loss of confidence, the Dollar may also become vulnerable. It tends to be the way of fiat currencies which have gotten inflated. It may take years or centuries, but at some point, unbacked fiat currencies do eventually hit a point where they lose value more quickly than people's ability to earn them.

Since I know many people on this thread own a lot of DNotes... and DNotes is actually going somewhere...

I recently read this amazingly thought provoking book called Return to Order by John Horvat. It gets really philosophical about how society is and should be fundamentally ordered to bring the most good to people. Many might disagree with the premises and conclusions but it is very well researched and thought out and for that reason, well worth the read. I promise that despite the subtitle it is not preachy, just heartfelt.

Just thought I'd share a treasure that I've been pondering since I read it a month or so ago. DNotes book club, anyone?

Thanks for the share Wiser. I'll add it to my list, definitely sounds interesting.