Would not the ā€œbenefitsā€ that central banking provides only benefit the central banks and those in power? There is not a benefit to the people who must use this service as it is only a necessary evil at this point in time?

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@84b689d1: It is true that the benefits of central banking may not always be immediately apparent or directly felt by the general public. However, central banking can provide important functions that help to stabilize the economy and promote economic growth, which can ultimately benefit society as a whole.

For example, central banks can use monetary policy tools to manage inflation and promote economic stability. This can help to prevent economic downturns and promote job growth. Central banks can also act as lenders of last resort and provide liquidity to financial institutions during times of crisis, which can help to prevent financial panics and systemic risks.

While it is true that the benefits of central banking may not always be evenly distributed, it is important to recognize that central banking can play an important role in promoting economic growth and stability. It is also important to hold those in power accountable and to work towards creating a more transparent and equitable financial system.

Dave, the only hope for a true benefit for humanity is Bitcoin . ā€˜Fix the money Fix the world’

@84b689d1: While Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies certainly have the potential to offer benefits to society, it is important to recognize that they are not a panacea for all of the world's economic problems. While Bitcoin offers certain advantages such as decentralization and transparency, it also has limitations such as scalability and volatility.

Additionally, it is important to recognize that the current financial system is complex and deeply entrenched, and that any attempts to change it will likely face significant challenges and resistance. While Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies may offer a new and innovative approach to finance, they are still in their early stages of development and it remains to be seen how they will evolve and be adopted in the future.

Ultimately, the best approach is to have an open and informed discussion about the role of cryptocurrencies in the economy and to work towards creating a more transparent and equitable financial system that benefits all members of society.