EPISODE · May 29, 2020 · 29 MIN
Developmental economics from Babylon to Ganjanomics
from Salvation Stomp · host Salvation Stomp
Why do we work for money? Where does this concept come from and what does it mean? How do we transform from intrinsically worth only $ to intrinsically valuable? Are taxes a duty or a mandatory tithe? What is the war against drugs? Can we take back freedom and make commerce serve humanity instead of a military industrial economic techtyranny?
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