@white_male @Tfmonkey @VeganMGTOW @BowsacNoodle

Useful & Rare = More Valuable

Rare & not useful = Not Valuable

Common & not useful = Not Valuable

Blockchain money, paper money & electronic money are not valuable

The only value in paper & electronic money is paying taxes as a token to avoid going to jail

Without taxes paper & electronic money has no use and therefore nno valuee

@shortstories @Tfmonkey @VeganMGTOW @BowsacNoodle >Blockchain money, paper money & electronic money are not valuable
Valuable for their usefulness.
>The only value in paper & electronic money is paying taxes
That's just retarded. Fiat usefullness is in abstracting cost from barter. How the fuck are you going to implement factories that need thousands of different material inputs?
>Without taxes paper & electronic money has no use
Abstracted value transfer. Also enables accumulation of wealth for large projects.

@white_male @Tfmonkey @VeganMGTOW @BowsacNoodle

You pay factory workers in Asia manufacturing electronic goids in bags of rice

They can trade rice for electronic goods they want to purchase or they can eat it

@shortstories @Tfmonkey @VeganMGTOW @BowsacNoodle Cool, cool, now exchange rice for chemicals and other stuff that's worth between 1000:1 and 100:1 in weight to rice. Do it for hundred items. Said factory would gather all the rice, rising it's price and effectively making rice the fiat currency, the new gold.

@white_male @Tfmonkey @VeganMGTOW @BowsacNoodle

I do not have a problem with gold because you can make tools to use out of gold

If you take a gold coin and change the words and numbers printed on it but it has the same mass it is worth the same amount

If you change the words and numbers printed on paper money but it has the same mass then it's value changes

Does the ink or the paper make it valuable. Is it worth more if more ink is printed on the same paper to make the number bigger?

@shortstories @Tfmonkey @VeganMGTOW @BowsacNoodle >Does the ink or the paper make it valuable. Is it worth more if more ink is printed on the same paper to make the number bigger?
Yes, that's the social contract. The thing white people do, ingenious solutions for making life easier.

@white_male @Tfmonkey @VeganMGTOW @BowsacNoodle

If there ever was a explicitly written social contract that would be the constituition

People make up imaginary unwritten social contracts that society must follow whenever they want you to do something that violates the constituition

Clearly social contracts are fictions people use to trick people into doing what they want without having explicit rules they are accountable for to give as a reward in exchange for the obedience they request