“There hasn't been a great deal of conversation about the consequences for users or inclusion, but I think that's a really important consideration given where we exist now post-2008.” He furthered that 2008 moulded the world that we live in today, and one of its consequences is that there are myriad people across the world under the age of 40, who are finding it increasingly difficult to be socially mobile, access yield, access housing and accommodation. Also, wages have stagnated but costs have not, inflation has impacted people far more than others, and so the conversation about the future of money must be embedded in this reality.
Therefore, Egan stated, this dialogue around any potential consequences about fundamental or significant
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