Possession of Money

Abstract

The relationship between humans and nature is inevitable, it is a direct cause-and-effect relationship. Natural human relationships are characterized by human-to-human communication. People are products of each other in communication, so human communication is free. Inevitability in natural relations becomes freedom in human communication. Freedom in human communication is creativity. Creativity makes people differentiate into subjects and products. Internal products correspond to standards, external products correspond to money. Human communication becomes the standard exchange, money is social. Social life is about buying and selling labor goods. Labor trading makes free communication mandatory, forced by standards and money. Having standards, not knowing how much money is enough, always feeling like it's lacking, and not knowing how to stop, that's the instinct and habits of playing the piano. When money is the exclusive object of human possession, buyers and sellers appear. The seller needs money, and the buyer has money. The money instinct appears, making life coerced by money. Freedom to care for and help each other becomes a service, serving money. Serving money becomes serving those who have money; without money, you cannot be served. Human discrimination appears. Eliminating discrimination is not the eradication of humans, it is the eradication of non-human forces.