Interesting way of looking at it, and maybe a initial gauge .... as this calculation is based on the current situation.
A very good way of gauging how much Silver you would need is to look at prices of goods and services over time, like year: 1300, 1400, 1500, 1600, etc AD.
Then you calculate your spending habits and your potential to earn a payment for your goods and services. Then you divide this in a couple of sections:
certain goods and services can be exchanged directly for other goods and services (barter)
certain goods and services will need the exchange of gold and silver = money.
a certain amount can be used to create credit based on your assets, because without credit, business will become difficult when it is outside your direct region of operations.
Some people will not have to pay any rent, or mortgage. Others will. Some will live another 10 years, others maybe 50 or more. So, the amount may vary from human to human.
Much of it will depend on what you are stocking up on and your skills-set you are able to exchange for values.
Interesting way of looking at it, and maybe a initial gauge .... as this calculation is based on the current situation.
A very good way of gauging how much Silver you would need is to look at prices of goods and services over time, like year: 1300, 1400, 1500, 1600, etc AD.
Then you calculate your spending habits and your potential to earn a payment for your goods and services. Then you divide this in a couple of sections:
Some people will not have to pay any rent, or mortgage. Others will. Some will live another 10 years, others maybe 50 or more. So, the amount may vary from human to human.
Much of it will depend on what you are stocking up on and your skills-set you are able to exchange for values.
If shit falls apart I guarantee I will not be paying any mortgage and living in my house...