marc fawzi wrote:
To restate this in plain English, it suffice it to say that in the P2P
Energy Economy all work is equal because all work is measured using the
same
unit of energy, i.e. the Joule, so a dentist's work is not any more
valuable
than a teacher's work, while still allowing those who work harder get
more
back. In other words, it values all work equally while allowing people to
work as hard as they please and get compensated based on the absolute
value
of their work energy not the subjective value of their work.
Hm, measuring (human) work in joule is a bit like measuring energy in
meters
or feet, isn't it?
Best regards
Christian
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