Ahem A Rivet's Shot wrote:

> However gold standard and similar attempt to turn the economy into
> a zero sum game which is equally false to fact. We need the flexibility of
> floating money but somehow we need to tie it to actual value which is
> neither fixed nor infinitely extensible but rather somewhere in between.
>
> There is no such thing as "real" money.

you talk like philosopher - philosophies lead only to war :)

In fact most of the time in history economics worked with real money (backed
with real values) - even until 1971.
The truth is with automation and internet we are full power in the 6.
Kondratiev wave and somehow most of the people miss to understand what the
consequences are. What we know will be obsoleted the same way the steam
engine was obsolete when the next wave came. It is obvious that it can not
work the way we were doing it in the past 300y or even more years.
I hope we do not kill each other.

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