Zero Rupee Note
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Zero Rupee Note
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#2Wow, thats pretty cool, I had no idea.
I am a bit shocked that it works though.
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#3Zero-currency notes have been generated for most of the world: http://zerocurrency.org/
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#4Zero-currency notes have been generated for most of the world: http://zerocurrency.org/
The website hasn't been updated for at least 2 years though.
(Under America, it still lists Barack Obama as the President.
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#5Zero-currency notes have been generated for most of the world: http://zerocurrency.org/
The website hasn't been updated for at least 2 years though. (Under America, it still lists Barack Obama as the President.
That doesn't seem like a problem unless you're trying to rely on their population figures or something
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#6Zero-currency notes have been generated for most of the world: http://zerocurrency.org/
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#7I've never seen this note in India and didn't know that something like this existed.
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#8Zero-currency notes have been generated for most of the world: http://zerocurrency.org/
That's interesting, but half-done (as opposed to the zero-rupee note). The "zero" notes still have the numbers in writing for many countries, with only the largest-font number replaced with 0: close enough to the originals, even one-sided, to be considered a forgery. People have been indicted for worse imitations...
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#9Wow, thats pretty cool, I had no idea. I am a bit shocked that it works though.
> I am a bit shocked that it works though
It's a shaming mechanism.
If an official is committed to collecting a bribe, it will be useless. But some corrupt officials might be responsive to a verbal dressing down. Handing over a zero-rupee note is less intimidating than delivering a lecture.
Re: Zero Rupee Note
#10Wow, thats pretty cool, I had no idea. I am a bit shocked that it works though.
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