What type of cheese would be best suited to be used as currency?
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Who has experience with the stink fruit/thorn fruit/durian?
I could buy a frozen one at the local Asian grocery store. But I find it very expensive! Is it worth trying it out? If so, at what price?
How much water do you drink per day?
I drink about 2.5 to 3 liters
Would vegans ban meat if they were in power?
If there were a vegan party, would it ban meat if it were the strongest party in Germany?
Drink lemon pure?
ByKolp668
Is it very healthy to squeeze a lemon and drink it pure without sugar and water?
Definitely no soft cheese hahah
where then the money would be more in circulation, i.e. the economy more active
Why?
Why what?
The kind of cheese is in the middle. You need to design the need, availability and development as with the tulips in Holland (Tulip rash: When tulips were 200 times as expensive as gold – WELT). 😉
Swiss cheese not because too lonely, gloomy.
Parmesan, the production is already bought by a bank, for decades.
A nice evening Polemik123,
Babybel, small and handy.
Love
A currency which is not durable is generally not particularly good
No one because it is not durable and its production is not controlled. Thus, you cannot assign a fixed counter value to it, as the quantity is not known in circulation.
In addition: Pecunia non olet. If I think of some mature Romadur, Limburger or Munster… there’s no way to go.
😂
Parmesan, because he’s very durable, or Roquefort, because he’s unpredictable. But cheese is not the end of the bar. I put on the bacterial strains as biological cryptocurrencies.
Very smart idea
I know. It’s a gift. I can produce bullshit in a second.
Well, there’s something fantasy you can have if you take the question literally seriously.
Resin roll
Bavaria Blué
Babybelt
A lot that comes from a rare animal and has long matured.
Like spiders?
Elkkäse.
The one you’re talking about.
Oh, they run away from her fun brake
I’m a fun producer, and you’re a colleague. :
Gouda
Oh yes of Aldi
Hard cheese like Parmesan and Co. Everyone wants a hard currency.