And go bowling <| sep |> I think that it ' s simply because it wouldn ' t be profitable yeah , that ' s a thing that exist here too . Plus it means there ' s no time to make repairs on the tracks . <| sep |> I first thought the same but after switching 3 roles to their position you are either finished or have to exchange the last two to have everything in the right order . So max 4 steps are requiered because the 4 th one gets 2 champs in their supposed spot . Correct me if I ' m wrong . <| sep |> Here is the post for archival purposes Author MPhilDG Content I ' ve recently been talking about bitcoin with my dad and , though he does own a small amount as ' punt ', he ' s not mad for it . One of the things he said to me was roughly How would a bitcoin world be any differentbetter than the Eurozone ? We agreed that the common currency is a cause of some of the economic hardship in Europe , but couldn ' t agree on exactly how . So , I ' d like to ask you guys what you think is at the root of the problem with the monetary union in Europe except that it is a fiat currency to begin with ? Why would a sound money bitcoin monetary union be significantly different to a fiat one , aside from the money supply schedule ? The differences between BTC and the Euro are obvious , but it lead me to the question among others Does a floating exchange rate system work out better for nations all , or certain types than an absolute peg system such as we might see in the instance of BTC fully scaling and becoming THE world currency ? Love to know peoples ' thoughts .