Well, what happens when it goes to zero? It simply gets a reset by the governments and everyone continue on like normal. The eventual end of national currencies are not a big deal anymore, they find excuses and they find innovative ways to "reboot" it, like the US Dollar when it was backed by Gold.
Governments like Zimbabwe just turned to the next Fiat currencies and piggy backed on it to survive and once that fails, they will just latch onto the next reserve currency that survived.
If it was that simple then no one will be worried but we know that is simply not true, when a fiat currency goes to zero or it approximates that value then there is an enormous amount of suffering, people lose their jobs and the few things they were able to accumulate in decades of hard work and all of that is erased just because governments could not keep themselves from printing more currency.Governments like Zimbabwe just turned to the next Fiat currencies and piggy backed on it to survive and once that fails, they will just latch onto the next reserve currency that survived.
And what it is even worse is that even if they know this if people try an alternative path like adopting gold or even bitcoin then governments try to ban those options, which show us they only care about their own privileges and their own survival and they do not care about their citizens at all.
