LogFAQs > #968595672

adjl posted...

There is the point that that's where the tracking and dependency on outside systems ends. Your cash withdrawal is recorded, but after that there's no record of what you buy with the cash, making it the most private option. There's also a number of people who refuse to use banks altogether and just store all of their money themselves as cash, but that's obviously an extreme case.

It definitely is the most private option, but it doesn't mean it isn't traceable...

Same with the cash hoarders. I also find the cash hoarders funny because if everything went to shit...would that cash really be that useful?

adjl posted...

That's such an odd list. Half of it isn't actually killed by going cashless (selling stuff, saving, tipping, markets), some of the lines are just outright meaningless (tooth fairy/piggy banks), and others aren't exactly high on most people's list of things they like to use cash for (homeless, buskers). The only one that's potentially a legitimate concern is the privacy one, which is buried at the bottom of a list of nonsense.

I think it's an odd list because the mind of a boomer is an odd space lol.