Miscellaneous What Does a Trillion Dollars Look Like? Sam Allgood November 12, 2009 Posted in the Break Room Related Content DC Government, Businesses Respond to Shutdown: Deals and Resources for Federal Employees Get Your Finances in Order – Shutdown Budgeting 101 What Decision-Makers Are Saying About the Shutdown Leave a Comment 2 Comments Leave a Reply Cancel replyYou must be logged in to post a comment. David Dejewski November 12th, 2009 Excellent question, Sam. To me it looks like 1/62 of the debt that this country has written on I.O.U. paper for American entitlement programs. Here’s a cool illustration of what $1 Trillion physically looks like. Multiply that image 64 times and consider what we owe (and have no money to pay for) for Medicare and Social Security. See the recent Senate hearing on the subject and please contribute to the discussion I posted on the subject here. Log in to Reply Sam Allgood November 12th, 2009 Ah, that’s the html version of the powerpoint I posted in the break room Log in to Reply
David Dejewski November 12th, 2009 Excellent question, Sam. To me it looks like 1/62 of the debt that this country has written on I.O.U. paper for American entitlement programs. Here’s a cool illustration of what $1 Trillion physically looks like. Multiply that image 64 times and consider what we owe (and have no money to pay for) for Medicare and Social Security. See the recent Senate hearing on the subject and please contribute to the discussion I posted on the subject here. Log in to Reply
Sam Allgood November 12th, 2009 Ah, that’s the html version of the powerpoint I posted in the break room Log in to Reply
Excellent question, Sam.
To me it looks like 1/62 of the debt that this country has written on I.O.U. paper for American entitlement programs.
Here’s a cool illustration of what $1 Trillion physically looks like.
Multiply that image 64 times and consider what we owe (and have no money to pay for) for Medicare and Social Security.
See the recent Senate hearing on the subject and please contribute to the discussion I posted on the subject here.
Ah, that’s the html version of the powerpoint I posted in the break room