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What is money?
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Re: What is money?
It is not an hour to ask these kinds of questions!
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:
-The loan of money is considered a service and must also be remunerated.
This means that those who lend against interest have more and more.
If he doesn't make a mistake, he gets exponentially richer.
- Monetary creation, via the ex nihilo loan, also against interest, means that whoever is authorized to do so (bank), gets paid for this service, and therefore gets richer more and more.
As a result, those who borrow must work to repay loans and interest.
-This practice of "against interest", involves growth or death.
growth = debtor's job to repay loan and interests.
death = if loan need stops completely, the loans are repaid and there is no more money in the world to exchange, which is death.
To say that these practices around money are modern slavery is a step that I have taken.
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:
-The loan of money is considered a service and must also be remunerated.
This means that those who lend against interest have more and more.
If he doesn't make a mistake, he gets exponentially richer.
- Monetary creation, via the ex nihilo loan, also against interest, means that whoever is authorized to do so (bank), gets paid for this service, and therefore gets richer more and more.
As a result, those who borrow must work to repay loans and interest.
-This practice of "against interest", involves growth or death.
growth = debtor's job to repay loan and interests.
death = if loan need stops completely, the loans are repaid and there is no more money in the world to exchange, which is death.
To say that these practices around money are modern slavery is a step that I have taken.
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Re: What is money?
Money is a degenerative, progressive and contagious anthropogenic disease.
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Re: What is money?
Silver is a noble metal (which hardly oxidizes). Less than gold, the noblest of metals (which does not oxidize) ....
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Re: What is money?
money is a source of money ... yes!
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Re: What is money?
Not bad as answers, you are inspired but I have not yet read the real correct answer the term slavery is close but it is not what I expected!
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Re: What is money?
Christophe wrote: the term slavery is close but it is not what I expected!
You may have been waiting for: vital dependence, drug necessary for survival?
Is it guessing time?
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Re: What is money?
Ah no you cool there!
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Re: What is money?
There are several levels of possible response. At the level of society, money presents itself as the anonymous agent of social domination. However, although accurate, this definition only partially covers the scope of its function.
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Re: What is money?
There are several levels of possible response. At the level of our society, money presents itself as the anonymous agent of social domination. However, although accurate, this definition only partially covers the scope of its function.
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