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guillotine. So the problem of obsolescence of technology, or art, money (which is
invariably the art of "growing money") is still preserved.
Is it possible, under such conditions, to talk about the logic or regularity of the
transition to some other state, or is it "not again, but again" there must be a
fluctuation that generates something new? First of all, the money should cease to
be the regalia of power: neither status, nor relative, nor cormorantly-adherent. Of
course, because of their origin, they are unlikely to completely cease to be so –
this means the loss of the prescribed obligation to exchange for real benefits, as a
monetary meaning arising from the nature of power. But all the same, this means
changing the principles of money as a language of "means of providing
opportunities for economic action." It is possible that this social transaction of
providing opportunities will be non-monetary; while the principle of justice
requires
its hedging, that is, reciprocity.
This kind of non-monetary reciprocity inevitably leads to the topic of cooperative
cooperation, so the main issue here is the ability of cooperative forms of
management to work with economies of scale – just as it is in the case of a
developed capitalist financial sector (the latter is important as a starting point, so
that the new form is not the next model of immersion in the archaic). If an
alternative to the existing monetary system is formed here (which certainly must
also become a monetary system), then its nature should be joint-stock, rather
than state-distributive. In this model, money "tokens" – shares received in
exchange for a "community" contribution to the warehouse, considered as a
voluntary and feasible tax – on the
one hand and,
at the same time, voluntary and
feasible investment – on the other. But this form of money (which is no longer the
regalia of power) is preceded by one requirement: to be non-profit (non-financial)
and, at the same time, to work for mass demand, providing those same scale
effects. If the nonfinancial nature in the sense of the cooperative is clear, then in
what sense is the token-share able to work for mass demand? Probably, in the
case of mass cooperation. But what is this? Is such a system sustainable?
Money has been and remains a means of expansion and concentration.
Subsequently, they were virtualized to facilitate the calculations of the financial
sector
and became more democratic, expanding the consumer mode of existence,
but still their instrumental, trade and financial function remained the same. All