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EPISODE · Jun 15, 2020 · 1H 47M

E0006 3/4 & 4/4: Thermodynamics & The Three Functions of Money: Currency's Hamartia

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The 3rd and 4th installments have been combined into a single, hard-hitting collection of deductive arguments, neatly wrapping episode #6 up. Medium of Exchange and the four Laws of Thermodynamics are quickly reviewed. With the use of an analogy, the difficulty in explaining Medium of Exchange from a thermodynamic perspective is addressed. A full analysis of a CDE (currency-driven economy) through the lens of thermodynamics is laid out from foundation to subtle nuance. Afterwords, a look at the three functions of money, separately and as a whole, reveals all of the logical issues with our currently used pseudo-structure. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you are a scientist, researcher, or professional in a relevant field and you feel you have something to contribute to our efforts - please send me an email with "interview" in the subject line. Please use the contact email announced in the most recent episode. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- The STEMPrime Researchcast is an exercise in research transparency. STEM Theory and all associated projects are fully self-funded PhobosTech productions. All STEM Theory related projects follow our "No PASS Directive"; no placements, ads, spots, or sponsors. Phobos Technologies LLC is a hardware & software R&D company.

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