A money free society- is already happening
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Re: A money free society- is already happeningLatter.(Original post by anarchism101)
Define money. Do you mean physical cash, or just any unit of account? -
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Re: A money free society- is already happeningThen your definition of money would spread into things that would never normally be considered as such. For example, neighbours who do each other favours and keep in mind that one owes another one, that would be considered money.(Original post by ANARCHY__)
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Re: A money free society- is already happeningIsn't that what many anarchists consider an economy?(Original post by anarchism101)
Then your definition of money would spread into things that would never normally be considered as such. For example, neighbours who do each other favours and keep in mind that one owes another one, that would be considered money.
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Re: A money free society- is already happeningI will define it how I see it. A currency of exchange which is an extension or representation of labour. Money is one form. Favours can be another, sure. Do you think a society can survive on a scale larger than tribal without the conventional form of currency we have at present (that being money)?(Original post by anarchism101)
Then your definition of money would spread into things that would never normally be considered as such. For example, neighbours who do each other favours and keep in mind that one owes another one, that would be considered money.
