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Many people have and will lose their jobs and income in the coming years. Many will be desperate and looking for a way to feed their families. The world has been fractured and those who are willing to stand up for good have been pushed into the cold.

When the (((fiat))) is no longer available to us, does it mean we have no economic value? Of course not.

It's time to (re)establish a currency backed by work; some kind of arbeit-coin. My opinion is that one man-hour of manual labor should afford one meal (think 6 oz. steak and a potato). A man should be able to feed his family with three hours of labor each day. My "perfect" workday includes an hour of work for my community (charity) and some hours for the future.

How do we make this work? We need to know farmers and ranchers. We need to find a way to make notes that can be created when services are rendered, but that can't be jewed into inflation. Maybe the majority of exchange is directly for food, but there must be some way to exchange value without risk of rot. Maybe not?

In transition, fiat can be used as the intermediary between the source of food (those who haven't accepted the arbeit-coin) and the Able. I.e. while I'm still employed, I can trade my monopoly money for food and then trade food for labor.

The solution to this jewed economy is returning to the community-level society and knitting it back together. Only a tightly-knitted community can successfully identify and boot the (((enemy))).

People who produce food know that value is derived from labor alone.

How do we do this? What do you think? Someone smarter than me chime in.