One Trillion Dollars
A penny for your thoughts...
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6. richxdeath commented 14 years ago
I cant even imagine having this much money
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11. scratchy commented 14 years ago
Dis vid COULD have been interesting if you cut the horrible voice and the lauzy parts and ad some muZic.
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12. archis commented 14 years ago
Well, if the topic goes about money and numbers i like this clip better http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKKHSAE1gIs&feature=related
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15. firest4rter commented 14 years ago
why have it all laid out like that, ever heard of a credit card?
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18. Rizzon commented 14 years ago
Completely worthless video. WTF is it even about? Who would ever have that money in bills? It would just be a figure on a computer somewhere. Why would you even compare it with something else? We learn nothing from this video at all.
I love how he says "less than half a trillion stars in our entire milky way galaxy", like it's a big part of the universe. Dude, there are more than millions of galaxies...
Retarded video with creepy music in the background, looks like one of those conspiracy theory people had nothing better to do.
I love how he says "less than half a trillion stars in our entire milky way galaxy", like it's a big part of the universe. Dude, there are more than millions of galaxies...
Retarded video with creepy music in the background, looks like one of those conspiracy theory people had nothing better to do.
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21. henrybrodie commented 14 years ago
the narrator is fucking irritating.
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23. USAnumber1 commented 14 years ago
#20 Thanks for sharing that with us....I had forgotten that the US's Debt to National Gross Domestic Product Ratio was far better off than the UK , Portugal , Germany , Italy , Greece , and Japan , as your link shows.
Here is another one for you:
http://www.visualeconomics.com/gdp-vs-national-debt-by-country/
Here is another one for you:
http://www.visualeconomics.com/gdp-vs-national-debt-by-country/
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24. I_like_birds commented 14 years ago
#9 The point:
If it only was that. There is still interest to pay!
So governments all over the world like the US actually have to loan money from banks to pay their interests to the same banks.
I know about Germany: from 1980 - 2000 the country took up about 752 Billion Euros, but in the same period they paid 903 Billion Euros in interest.
I don't know much about economics, but that sounds like a bad deal for me. Who got the difference? And who pays for it now?
Maybe something is basically wrong with our system!
If it only was that. There is still interest to pay!
So governments all over the world like the US actually have to loan money from banks to pay their interests to the same banks.
I know about Germany: from 1980 - 2000 the country took up about 752 Billion Euros, but in the same period they paid 903 Billion Euros in interest.
I don't know much about economics, but that sounds like a bad deal for me. Who got the difference? And who pays for it now?
Maybe something is basically wrong with our system!
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29. eNdEmiOn06463 commented 14 years ago
There are a few rich people close to half a trillion. At least for as far as we know, I heat those oil sheiks have gold like the paper stacks of money in this clip (referring to the man is dot one).
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30. WildMonkey commented 14 years ago
The numerical value is irrelevant, it's the purchasing power that's important. One day, soon, one trillion is going to be the new billion.
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32. justforcomment commented 14 years ago
god damn annoying fucking spinning 100 dolar i hated it in video
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33. 13Dilligaf13 commented 14 years ago
Thanks Obama for the adding the last 4 Trillion in the first year of your presidency.
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36. Highmeadow commented 14 years ago
Very bad narrator.
+38 1. WhiteWolf commented 14 years ago
And why they made that 100 dollars bill sooo fat..........it's ugly