What bothers me is that the arbitrary total of 21 million BTC is far less than the total number of human beings alive today.  This is far less then 1 BTC per person, at a certain point any transaction in BTC will be completed in fractional values so small as to make the currency completely unwieldy.  This is despite my belief that an alternate currency by choice sounds like a great idea.

I am here to provide real goods for BTC.  I find it hilarious that people who disparage this idea will readily walk around trading bits of paper, plastic, metal, and other forms of data for real goods and services without a second thought.

I believe a good start would be a store that deals in good that members of the community either produce themselves, trade themselves, or have a common interest in.  I for example make artisan tools like tomahawks and knives in a wood forge.  I have sold these for between $100.00 to $600.00.  A Bitcoin "etsy" would be great place to start, and it would be a great way to allow micro transactions to spread those BTC's around.