And I think it's one of the biggest issues of humanity, that we're stuck in the economic-value-based mindset.

We are guided by it now and everything is already tokenized, it is just that the visibility and value is in the hands of the very few, which causes the problems we are seeing now.

What's the difference how we then reward people? They are still just a value-producing machines waiting to be put to work.

Work is necessary to get anything done - however, what kind of work done, matters. You can make money from mining coal, you can make money from developing clean tech. Which should carry the higher incentive? You can make money from shorting stocks, you can make money from investing into education services. It comes down to consumption - while hospitals face a shortage of nursing staff who are poorly paid, A basketballer or a footballer can get 50 million a year - how many nurse salaries is that for an individual player? How we consume matters too.

Everything is based on supply and demand of some kind, even if there isn't money involved. While there are many risks to tokenization like this - the bigger risk is believing that people will en masse "do the right thing", because it is the right thing to do.

All discussion in these areas is interesting!

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