When a currency collapses, all that remains is all that remains.

This will devalue the currency and just last year they had a government shutdown due to budget.5.

Central Banks have made it apparent (especially over the last month) that they will print our currency until they can't.

Investing isn’t taught in school and neither is currency or debt, so for most people it’s fine advice.

There is no way that we can pay off all the debts we are about to absorb without inflating the currency.

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Inflation will happen and at this rate the US dollar won't be the world's currency forever.

A short lesson in economic history:  The US dollar is the de facto world currency and has been basically since WW2.  

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