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>Cryptocurrencies, such as Bitcoin and Ethereum, have been gaining popularity and acceptance as a legitimate form of currency in recent years. This digital form of money has the potential to greatly impact the global economy in a number of ways.

>One of the main ways that cryptocurrencies could impact the global economy is by providing an alternative to traditional fiat currencies. Fiat currencies are issued by governments and are typically backed by the full faith and credit of the issuing country. Cryptocurrencies, on the other hand, are not tied to any specific government or country. This means that they could provide individuals and businesses with a more stable and secure way to store and transfer value, especially in countries with unstable governments or economies.

>Another potential impact of cryptocurrencies on the global economy is the increased efficiency and speed of financial transactions. Because cryptocurrencies are digital and decentralized, they can be transferred and verified almost instantly, without the need for intermediaries like banks. This could make it easier and faster for individuals and businesses to send and receive money, potentially lowering the cost of financial transactions and increasing the overall efficiency of the global economy.

>Furthermore, the decentralized nature of cryptocurrencies could also make it easier for individuals and businesses in developing countries to access financial services. In many parts of the world, traditional financial institutions like banks are either nonexistent or unreliable. Cryptocurrencies could provide these individuals and businesses with a way to store and transfer value, potentially increasing their economic opportunities and lifting them out of poverty.

>However, there are also potential drawbacks to the widespread adoption of cryptocurrencies. One concern is that they could be used for illegal activities, such as money laundering or financing terrorism. Because cryptocurrencies are decentralized and anonymous, they could provide a way for individuals to conduct illegal transactions without being traced. This could potentially undermine the integrity of the global financial system and have negative impacts on the economy.

>Another potential concern is the volatility of cryptocurrencies. The value of cryptocurrencies can fluctuate greatly, and there have been instances where their value has suddenly plummeted, leading to significant losses for investors. This volatility could make them risky for individuals and businesses to use as a store of value, and could potentially create instability in the global economy.

>Overall, the impact of cryptocurrencies on the global economy is still uncertain. While they have the potential to provide many benefits, such as increased efficiency and access to financial services, there are also potential drawbacks that must be considered. It remains to be seen how the adoption of cryptocurrencies will continue to evolve, and what their ultimate impact on the global economy will be.

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Have you enjoyed the essay above? Well, it was written by an AI. 

I promised that I would talk about AI at some point. You might not care or know about developments in AI space and that is totally normal. Because we humans do not understand exponential growth instinctively. Thus, the majority of people can not see where AI is going, or what will happen in not that far future. 

Well, AI is coming and it will replace humans in low-level jobs. In some places they already do. AI doing shit jobs is a good thing when you look at it from an angle of human satisfaction, but our society is not ready. People that currently work these low-level jobs, do not have any avenue to move on to other high-level jobs. 

Some of you will probably say we will solve those issues in a decade or two. But we don't have such time. This is what I meant by exponential growth, AI will get faster and faster. For example, Google's DeepMind has developed an AI that can find faster algorithms for matrix multiplication. Matrix multiplication is the core of machine learning. If you can do matrix multiplications faster, you can train a better AI faster, or with less computational power. 

If we want to lessen human suffering during this replacement, we need Universal Basic Income and we need UBI now. Because this replacement is not far away, I'll say it is just a couple of years away. If we don't have UBI in place by then, people that got replaced by AI will suffer tremendously. Some countries are working on this, but if there is not a concentrated effort on this it would be far little and far too late.

Well, I don't like being a pessimist, but I don't think we will get UBI in time. So, I suggest you prepare for the replacement. Invest in crypto, stocks or bonds. But create yourself an income stream that does not rely on work. 

Well, thanks for reading my ramblings.