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by scott_s
4620 days ago
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I believe you mean "Debt: The First 5000 Years". I'm still reading it. It's good for understanding these ideas, but it spends a lot of time in the beginning in "the language of debt" and how it relates to religions. That is interesting in its own right, but not why I picked up the book. |
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I've read several different theories of money and I don't find the debt vs coincidence-of-wants bifurcation that Graeber alludes to such a big difference in practice.
He pretty much hangs his whole approach off of that, but the two can be reconciled quite easily in my mind.
I wish everyone would read David Graeber (first) and then Detlev Schlichter.