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Money is Extant

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Money is Extant

There has always been abundance since humans came off the plains and started to plough them
Privatisation of the land makes it feel as if there are shortages, in spite of any amount of abundance all the way to infinite wealth
Even if everything could be made by machines there would still be rent to pay
For exclusive access to the most valuable locations - which produce the most wealth
It matters little then that everything can be made for nothing
That would simply mean the rent would boom that much more
There is no limit to how much can be made we're told - then theres no limit to the value of rent which you are obliged to pay for its occupation
Now an administration could be put in place to share it fairly as in Greenland
And how often has that worked out well? Never in history, anywhere, even for a short time
While the commons is enclosed and privatised, money is extant
Money is just the most effective derivative tool used to pay the rents
Yes, it is also used to buy everything else - that is what money if for - to buy things with
But these other things are also derivative purchases - all value which has emerged above the marginal land value 
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