Jonathan on Nostr: The greatest of human fears is not to be noticed at all, or to not matter. Even ...
The greatest of human fears is not to be noticed at all, or to not matter. Even slavery is tolerable if living with a purpose (to become free or to save the life of a loved one, etc)
While it's possible for a small group of people to hold all the money, it's not possible for them to hold all the Capital. Capital is just something that is useful(tractors and factories yes, but also ideas and creativity), and usefulness is subjective and dependent on the receiver.
When the Industrial Revolution destroyed many money paying jobs, humans simply created new jobs or new ways of producing things that people wanted. So just like Say's Law states; production of goods creates demand for those goods and the economy grows.
In my experience more harm comes from people needing each other too much rather than not needing them enough. That's the core of the sovereign individual, to be independent, and from this place of strength be able to add to the world.
While it's possible for a small group of people to hold all the money, it's not possible for them to hold all the Capital. Capital is just something that is useful(tractors and factories yes, but also ideas and creativity), and usefulness is subjective and dependent on the receiver.
When the Industrial Revolution destroyed many money paying jobs, humans simply created new jobs or new ways of producing things that people wanted. So just like Say's Law states; production of goods creates demand for those goods and the economy grows.
In my experience more harm comes from people needing each other too much rather than not needing them enough. That's the core of the sovereign individual, to be independent, and from this place of strength be able to add to the world.