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Should crypto currencies be included in academic curriculums?
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[QUOTE="cmoneyspinner, post: 72281, member: 25593"] Once upon a time people did not use fiat currency. Once upon money changers had tables in temples and not banks. How do I know this? Because it's history and it is taught as history. Should cryptocurrencies be included in the academic curriculum. Yes! Even if it just a “passing fancy” that was launched in 2009 and has lasted for over a decade already. It is a significant development in the history of technology, in the history of banking and finance, in the history of mankind. Students should be taught about it. [/QUOTE]
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