It’s never money that creates a good economy.
It’s the people, the products, and services that make the economy better.
No amount of money will generate more jobs or better conditions, rather, it destroys those things because money cares only about money and nothing else.
That’s why we’re following the wrong direction.
Money isn’t bad in itself; it’s us setting the wrong priorities.
A world built on capitalism and money as the priority or most important goal will never reach a point of creating a better world.
Money seeks to generate more money if more money is the ultimate goal. That means, money doesn’t care about anything else. It doesn’t care if anything actually is created, will be created, or if anything is even alive.
Money is dead. It’s empty information and will always leave emptiness in the end, even if money is based on some material standard as a backup system to make it appear as something worthy.
It’s the nature of money that needs to be understood. And once understood, it becomes clear that money should never be the final or most important goal to be achieved.
A mentally rotten person, killing people, drinking too much alcohol, smoking endlessly, and so on, will be considered successful in an environment where money is the ultimate measure of success.
The negative impact of money has been made clear by many smart, intelligent, and great thinkers, and most of the negative predictions about money have come true.
So why is it that we want to create a new and better society without taking the most critical factor into consideration?
Why do we keep money or credits, whatever it’s called, at the center of all activities instead of putting money on a much lower level of importance?
By the time we get rid of this problem, we will thrive on all levels, creating a different environment. We will make sure that we have something like money that can be used as a neutral form of recognition for activities, work, ideas, service, and anything else.
It’s worth thinking about it and talking about it to make sure that some of the most critical factors in creating a better world will be viewed from a different perspective, so they can be successfully implemented in a more and more technologically advanced world.
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Author: Modis Chrisha, artist, music producer and writer, exploring the intersection of technology, human potential, and society.
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