if you dont know how bank notes were created what inks were used or all the security features how can you truly trust that a bank note is not fake.

bitcoin is fully open and all possible answers to how its made, who made it, who continues to make it, all the security features, bla bla blah.. all questions can be answered in bitcoin, but not bank notes.

so thats why i left the question. why trust bank notes knowing bank notes have less answered questions?

the answer of course is that once you learn about bitcoin you instantly trust it more than bank notes.
i wasnt trying to troll or poke an argument. i was trying to be subtle about bitcoin being more trusting than banknotes. but only you can learn that by you learning the beauty of bitcoin.

I trust bitcoin because i can change it for true money when i want.

I have sold like 1.4 Bitcoins now, and at last its true money. That is why you can trust on it.

1.you cannot tell me the machine model numbers of the federal mint
2.you cannot tell me the ALL security features of a bank note
3.you cannot tell me the licence/patent details of the cotton paper or ink
4.you cannot tell me chemical content of the paper and ink
5.you cannot tell me the exact figure of fractional reserve right now
6.you cannot tell me what the total number of bank notes will exist in circulation in 20 years
7.you cannot tell me the name of the artists that drew/designed the latest bank notes.
8.you cannot tell me that if you stored $1million in a bank account. that you would be happy leaving it there (knowing only $250k is insured)
9.you cannot tell me if your local bank will still exist in 20 years.
10.you cannot have a conversation with the inventors and innovators of bank notes.

so why do you trust bank notes??

but with bitcoin

1. avalon, terrahash, etc
2. sha256, eliptic curve, decentralisation, difficulty
3. mit open licence
4. sha256, eliptic curve, asics. (sourcecode is fully open to read every line and detail.)
5. zero
6. 20million
7. satoshi originally, now gavin andressen, jeff garzik, etc
8. if its on a address associated to a privkey only i have, it will be there for as long as only i have it.
9. privkeys dont need banks/online wallet services/exchanges
10. anyone can talk to gavin, jeff and the rest of the bitcoin team.

I can't believe how much money I'm losing over the past 3-4 months.

Every time I check the price it seems to go down.

No as it is open source.