[sudosysgen]

Well, that's not the problem we were talking about, is it? We were talking about the issue of bribery, which is made possible by the fungible nature of money.

[edgyquant]

Yes it is, namely this is the GP

> Money is the one unpatchable zero-day for every platform and service on earth.

To which the response was that Karl Marx had submitted a fix

[sudosysgen]

Yes, and? I think you missed a few steps. Someone then answered that bribery is still possible, and I answered again.

[edgyquant]

I didn’t respond to the bribery comment I responded to the patch comment saying to let me know when scarcity is solved. I think it may be you who has added a step there, friend.

[sudosysgen]

Money is not the only device that can translate relative preferences.

Just because things are scarce does not mean that non-scarce tools such as software must be bent to monetary incentives that reduce their value.

[edgyquant]

Any device that is used to ration is money though, there are other means to ration (the three we learn in Econ are beauty, brute force and first come first serve) but any device is by definition money since money is just a rationing device.

[sudosysgen]

No, money has many more attributes than just being used to ration. Importantly money must be fungible divisible and durable.