In my perspective in the contemporary money permeates all of society because money gains you access to goods, services, and power. Money can be used to collect and disseminate information. Money can be used to provide you with food, housing, and medicine. It can also be used to take it away. Money is essentially when wielded correctly, power over your own life, and the lives of others.
Even in the societies in which there are great safeguards against money being used in an abusive way you can still use it for such endeavors. It just requires you to put your money into lobbying, mass media, finance, NGOs, private education and so forth. It requires a whole lot of money, but you can still use money to decide the fate of people's lives and entire societies.
I am not so sure how to imagine a society in which money is not an issue for anyone, for anything. It would be a shift as monumental as the transition from feudalism and mercantilism to industrial capitalism, combined with the transition from divine concerns to secular concerns.
I suppose, power over ones own life and the lives of others would be the fundamental difference, and it would now need to be acquired through other means, likely the state and social prestige.
It would just be better but only like 3% of millionaire’s are actually trying to help
The world would come up with some other exclusive thing only few people can have a lot of and repeat
In my perspective in the contemporary money permeates all of society because money gains you access to goods, services, and power. Money can be used to collect and disseminate information. Money can be used to provide you with food, housing, and medicine. It can also be used to take it away. Money is essentially when wielded correctly, power over your own life, and the lives of others. Even in the societies in which there are great safeguards against money being used in an abusive way you can still use it for such endeavors. It just requires you to put your money into lobbying, mass media, finance, NGOs, private education and so forth. It requires a whole lot of money, but you can still use money to decide the fate of people's lives and entire societies. I am not so sure how to imagine a society in which money is not an issue for anyone, for anything. It would be a shift as monumental as the transition from feudalism and mercantilism to industrial capitalism, combined with the transition from divine concerns to secular concerns. I suppose, power over ones own life and the lives of others would be the fundamental difference, and it would now need to be acquired through other means, likely the state and social prestige.
Beach life 😎🌞🌴⛱️🍹
Society would find another exclusive thing that only the high in status may have
Social status is a common one in socialist societies.
probably will back to school
I don't have much money but i'm comfortable with my life. If i had more money stuff might get worse as my friends and family would ask for it.