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With digital payments becoming so common, is cash going away for good?
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Totally! In my country, they’re pushing digital payments hard. The government really wants us off cash.
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Right? Cashless systems give governments major benefits. They can track everything we spend and manipulate the system without us knowing.
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I see physical money disappearing. Most folks here are using cards or instant transfer methods already. Soon, cash will be just history.
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I dunno if we’ll ever be fully cashless. Sometimes cash has its benefits, and contactless payments can be limited.
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True, but incentives like cashback on cards can draw people away from cash. Makes sense, right?
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Governments want control over everything. They’re definitely pushing digital payments because it benefits them. Cash allows people to stay hidden.
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Makes sense. Going cashless could actually reduce crime since tracking transactions is easier. Definitely a better approach in my opinion.
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Honestly, we’re getting closer to a cashless society every day. In my country, cash is becoming rare. Most people now rely on digital payments.
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#10Aug 31, 2024, 06:56 AM Right! In some places, like China, cash is almost gone. Digital payments are the norm. Other countries are heading the same way.
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#11Aug 31, 2024, 10:58 AM Maybe it's happening slowly. Depends on the government's interests. They've printed cash for so long, it’s hard to say if they’ll ditch it entirely.
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#12Aug 31, 2024, 02:25 PM Yeah, my country tried a cashless policy before to stop corruption, but it was such a mess. Too many people couldn’t adapt.
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#13Aug 31, 2024, 05:21 PM I believe cash will fade away eventually, but it’ll take time. The younger generation really prefers digital methods.
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#14Aug 31, 2024, 05:57 PM Agreed. Also, creating physical cash costs money, so digital is cheaper in the long run.
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#15Aug 31, 2024, 07:27 PM In Japan, cash is already rare. It’s all about convenience with mobile payments. No need to carry cash around.
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#16Aug 31, 2024, 07:35 PM China and Singapore are ahead of the game. In Greece, farmers have to take card payments now, but the fees are a killer.
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CBDCs just seem like a way for governments to control us more. Why do we need another digital currency when we have so many?
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You raise a good point. Governments might benefit from cash for their own shady deals. Full digital could limit that.
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Yeah, cash has that privacy factor which is appealing to some. Digital makes it harder to hide things.
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Without crypto, we’re already 75% cashless. Ordering online and paying without cash is great, but it comes with risks too.