Arthur referred to the comments made by Verdon to my post on alternative
money. Somehow I lost this post and didn't properly acknowledge it. It is
reproduced in full below, and I apologise to Verdon.
Arthur is entirely correct. Verdon does much which is useful in his
exploration the role and
I was rather snarkey in my previous posting on the subject:
It's not money, it's us. We seem to have an infinite capacity to agrandize
ourselves and to cheapen and defraud others. Money is simply one of the
many tools we use to do so. In countries like Canada, Australia and the US
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Verdon There is no need to get rid of money, there is only need to
Verdon provide better access to it (in its function as a mean of
Verdon exchange) as the result of the aggregated subjective
Verdon perception of the value of individual and group contribution
Verdon (as opposed to need to sell
