As long as you believe that states are a useful way to organize society, I think there's probably going to be the existence of some credit-based official monies. At the same time, having other higher order forms of money available and free to use for when there is more uncertainty or more ambiguity isn't such a bad thing. The idea of the dollar as credibly neutral reflects American values around freedom and self-sauverty. So even from the perspective of like a nation state like the US, how it might think about money and promoting different types of money is going to be different depending on who the person is at the end of this set of circles.

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