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Board Politics & Society
Re: What makes a currency meaningful?
by
yldouright
on 09/01/2015, 16:28:08 UTC
Quote from: ObscureBean
There needs to be 2 extremities for money to work/flow, the extremely rich and the extremely poor.
This is a false premise you have been indoctrinated with. Extreme wealth is not a product of great contribution but of an extraction process. If you don't understand this as the new reality, you will never fully understand the manufactured hardships/nuisances in your life. Extreme poverty mutes the vitality of a population, inhibits competition and progress and endangers everyones safety and well being. When you remove the ability to compete, you create rent takers and not innovators.
Quote from: ObscureBean
The societies of the world as we know it would crumble completely if everyone were equal.
I never said complete equality was possible or even desirable. Advantages must be given to the most able because without a reward system, there is no impetus for progress but it must be checked before it becomes what it has become today, a compendium of shadowy oligarchs doing as they will and perverting every democracy. Have you really considered the state of the world today?