Christophe wrote:Ah no you cool there!
It's the blood of the economy that you need for the forum ?
Christophe wrote:Ah no you cool there!
bardal wrote:It will be noted that, in fine, it reflects, on average, the "value" of social work in the geographical area where it circulates (which in no way prevents the phenomena of speculation, financial capitalization, expropriation ... that we know since it has existed.
Ahmed wrote:Christophe, you will note that there is an exception to your colossal discovery , which is the rent ...
Christophe wrote:Here! I think you found: money is just HUMAN work. It's nothing else ...
Money buys X human labor time! X varying according to the human in question! We pay neither animals nor nature ...
This is somewhat the principle of Russian dolls; the price of almost everything being set by the number of intermediaries who helped make this thing (or service)
If we apply this aphorism to the world of finance then it becomes, very very, inhuman!
It's from who?
eclectron wrote:Money is a more flexible means than barter to promote the exchange of goods and services.
What implicitly reveals the fact of not trusting the other, not trusting in life, in short of being afraid of not having in return, when the time comes.
A guarantee is necessary during an exchange: money.
From the fear of missing out, greed and all the drifts that we know are born:
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To say that these practices around money are modern slavery is a step that I have taken.
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