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Quote from: Stalker22 on May 10, 2025, 09:16:01 PM
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money is a consensus of truth, whereas a commodity is only something to be agreed upon as to its utility.

The consensus is about its acceptance as a medium, not some philosophical agreement on "truth."  Feels like youre trying way too hard to make it sound profound.  Wink
Have you ever heard of a court of equity? Mediumship is justice. The role of the justice is to find a "happy medium" between parties (equitable remedy). The equilibrium point is the The equilibrium point is the median between interested parties.

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For where two or more are gathered in the name of the Most High, there am I among them.” - the Gospel according to Matthew 18:20

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"justice means a justice of the peace or a provincial court judge, and includes two or more justices where two or more justices are, by law, required to act or, by law, act or have jurisdiction;" - Section 2, Criminal Code of Canada
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Quote from: Stalker22 on May 10, 2025, 09:16:01 PM
Quote from: Paleus on May 10, 2025, 08:45:42 PM
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money is a consensus of truth, whereas a commodity is only something to be agreed upon as to its utility.

The consensus is about its acceptance as a medium, not some philosophical agreement on "truth."  Feels like youre trying way too hard to make it sound profound.  Wink
Have you ever heard of a court of equity? Mediumship is justice. The role of the justice is to find a "happy medium" between parties (equitable remedy). The equilibrium point is the median between interested parties.

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For where two or more are gathered in the name of the Most High, there am I among them.” - the Gospel according to Matthew 18:20

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"justice means a justice of the peace or a provincial court judge, and includes two or more justices where two or more justices are, by law, required to act or, by law, act or have jurisdiction;" - Section 2, Criminal Code of Canada