Mark thank you for directing my reading in this article. I haven’t gotten to that part in the volume I’m reading and I now can’t wait until I do.
Honestly, money, paper isn’t what is valued, it’s the record of accounts at financial institutions. It’s assumed, implied, recorded, understood even. At some point you have so much acquired wealth you just live worry free. I pay for little and get discounts on quite a bit. This it why it is unfair, and hard for people like me to relate to people who are homeless. I went on a venture with Marcus and I was stunned by what I witnessed for the first time in my entire life. I have never seen what I was given an opportunity to see. I have never spoken to people living in such sparce, scarce, meager conditions. It was shocking. It is a damn shame humans are allowed, forced into this type of existence. Racism has to end because this is savage, inhumane in every way. Virgil passed the humanitarian laws in UE. If it was his way, the way these people are living would be illegal world-wide.
Those of us who have a financially comfortable life already know what the credit system is like, in as far as living off plastic not paper. Very rarely do we carry cash these days. We have our phones, that give us immediate access to our accounts, and a millions of credit cards, and bank cards. I don’t find it hard to believe the system is easing all citizens into this. I don’t see it making much of a difference for people living in poverty. I think a middle ground has to be established. It is simply not morally right that some people have so much while others don’t have what the need to sustain their lives. There is something horribly wrong with that picture.