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Designed to depreciate over time yes indeed https://goldsilver.com/hidden-secrets/episode-1/

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A Promissory Note is exactly that, a note promising to pay, it is a contract. The terms of the contract determines what type of promise it is for example some promissory notes such as a bank loan have a date for specific performance and an amount. Federal Reserve Notes or Dollar Bills is an open promise without a date for specific performance but the payee promises to pay one day. By A.D. Largie.

http://adlargie.blogspot.com/2017/09...note-then.html

So, dollar bills are printed by the Federal Reserve for the Congress of the United States for use by the citizens in exchange for Treasury Bonds equaling the amount of the dollar bills printed plus interest. Take not of the word “bill” because it is exactly that a bill or debt to be paid by the issuer.
An avenue I am pursuing is "removing one's self from the loop".

Debt, income, taxes, interest, payment ....

I theorize that if a system is sufficiently well engineered, one can remove themselves from the loop. The system feeds, satisfies, and runs itself.
Exchanging energy (and time) is too high a price to pay for currency based on promises to pay.
So long as the system satisfies the taxing authorities while generating sufficient revenue while paying for your lifestyle and building your private monetary system simultaneously, you are good.