An interesting thesis. If I understand correctly what he is saying is that the dollar will split into the paper version and the electronic version. The paper version will remain strong and the electronic form will be shunned.

"The dollar, at least the Federal Reserve note variety of it, will be increasingly scarce. Rather than falling through the floor as under the hyper-inflationary scenario, the purchasing power of the dollar will soar. You say that Ben Bernanke and his printing presses will take care of that? Well, just consider this. The market will separate vintage Federal Reserve notes from the new issues with Bernanke’s signature on them. In a classic application of Gresham’s Law people will hoard the first, bestowing a premium on it relative to the second variety, which will fall by the wayside."

I respect his oppinion but I personally can not think of a single example where this has happened in history.

Fortunatly Dr Fekete also likes gold and silver so I think that would be my choice in his senario.