scienceguy8888
New Member
A thought experiment here, but given that I know nothing of economics I'll need you guys to tell me the restusts, but how about this:
Replace the gold standard with backing the money of the world economy by peered reviewed scientific papers published that year, scientific papers require effort to make and thus will be rare, but on the upside it means every country has an equal footing on getting up the ladder and wealthy countries already have large scientific organisations so that that won't destabilise the world economy. Finally and more importantly science will be now really well funded.
So what is the implications and ramifications of this? Any thoughts?
Replace the gold standard with backing the money of the world economy by peered reviewed scientific papers published that year, scientific papers require effort to make and thus will be rare, but on the upside it means every country has an equal footing on getting up the ladder and wealthy countries already have large scientific organisations so that that won't destabilise the world economy. Finally and more importantly science will be now really well funded.
So what is the implications and ramifications of this? Any thoughts?