I agree that money has no real value it is all assigned value; but so long as the person above you is driving profit from your time, there will always be a shortage [economic jargon = scarcity]. And as long as there is scarcity, there will be the "haves" and the "have-nots".
Ideally we will move away from financial pyramidal structures once the inherent corruption and inequality of top-down systems fail us.
Some solid practical studies have shown that human's operate well, sustainably and live happier in gift-economy systems. Where you simply let people do what they want to do , which is 99.99--% of the time to help people/the world; and share the wealth without any need for "interest" or "profit" schemes.
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I agree that money has no real value it is all assigned value; but so long as the person above you is driving profit from your time, there will always be a shortage [economic jargon = scarcity]. And as long as there is scarcity, there will be the "haves" and the "have-nots". Ideally we will move away from financial pyramidal structures once the inherent corruption and inequality of top-down systems fail us. Some solid practical studies have shown that human's operate well, sustainably and live happier in gift-economy systems. Where you simply let people do what they want to do , which is 99.99--% of the time to help people/the world; and share the wealth without any need for "interest" or "profit" schemes.