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  • Economics textbook for the smart

    Aristotle, Smith, Marx, Keynes — You Were All Wrong!

    Look around, notice any object, move that object. You moved a thing, meaning you moved mass by action using force. Look at the thing and ask: what does it live on (exist) and how was it created? This thing has quality; you previously moved mass by action, and mass (a piece of matter) consists of quantity (amount of matter) and orderliness (the quantity can be ordered differently within the piece ... Read more

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  • The App Store

    THINKER — is one who creates something that no one else could have thought of.

    What is the true currency of the Universe? Not money. Not energy. Ideas.In a cosmos teeming with billions of civilizations, humanity is not alone—it is merely isolated, trapped by the archaic speed of light. Professor Atika Natha preaches a radical truth: the greatest value in the universe is intellect, and its ultimate product is the idea. But to join the cosmic conversation, one must learn to ... Read more

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  • Carbon Network

    “We drink sorrow and smoke horror!” Who are they?

    What if everything you believed about the meaning of life is an impudent lie?Fedya is an ordinary guy who one day invented a device and saw the impossible: when billions of people fall asleep simultaneously, their brains turn into a giant distributed computing network, which day after day, century after century, transmits vast streams of data into the depths of space. We are not the crown of ... Read more

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  • Play "The Debtor"

    My client has never refused his obligations (pause) — he simply HAS NO MONEY!

    In a tense courtroom, a furniture maker stands accused of defaulting on a bank loan taken to modernize his workshop. What begins as a simple debt case quickly transforms into a profound philosophical and economic inquiry.Through sharp, Socratic dialogue, the defense calls an economic expert to the stand and systematically dismantles the conventional understanding of money. What is money, really? ... Read more

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