It seems like our conception of money has been damaged to a point where it's increasingly just a fictitious construct, rather than a means of transmitting value. Basically, money is now arbitrary number whose only purpose is to obtain an even larger arbitrary number at a later date. The way we treat currency is more and more decoupled from reality, and that's a pretty dangerous phenomenon. What's the evidence for this?
-insanely inflated valuations for startups that offer trivial services and no revenue
-a behemoth financial services industry that makes money off of money, while offering little tangible value
-businesses flocking to easy, safe investments that create little value
-insanely inflated valuations for startups that offer trivial services and no revenue
-a behemoth financial services industry that makes money off of money, while offering little tangible value
-businesses flocking to easy, safe investments that create little value
-devaluation of the labor that creates value