599. The World's Most Valuable Unused Resource | Freakonomics Radio
Publicado 2024-08-01
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Todos los comentarios (6)
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Time-banking is just another word for money. Money is just a scorekeeper for services rendered/goods for sale.
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This just sounds like money on the honor system. Sounds like a bad idea.
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For an episode all about time banking, it's disappointing how little time is spent explaining what it is and how it works. I'm intrigued but unclear about the concept.
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All good.........until the government decides it needs to be taxed.
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It's almost like economists either don't understand how fiat currency works, or they're completely corrupted. Because to talk about this and not mention how fiat money works, where a non elected group (the central bank) can press a button and make as much as they feel like, is very naive. The obvious answer to this right now is bitcoin. And it's only a lack of knowledge that's holding it back, but it's coming. It's not a "time bank" that's idiotic.
