/lit/ - Literature

Imagine having your entire life's work btfo in two paragraphs.

>The mark of the financial crisis is of this same law of laws. Here even currency exhausts itself, instantly debased and then reevaluated to a law without grounding. The currency which loses all value must be replaced by many currencies. The economy, what little is left of it, effectively escapes and is replaced by what is nothing more than a phantasiespiel of financial representation - the speculative value of speculative value, and the aestheticization of theory. The end of values is the death of even the symbolic.

>This is where cryptocurrency appears and also essentially what it is, the law of non-laws, a non-currency that must use the image of gold to even be considered as potential currency. In reality it has no use other than a final exhaustion of technical systems, it is the lowest of all possible value elevated into a value - which accounts for it being the most wasteful practise in history. An incredible sacrifice of quickly depleting resources must be exhausted simply to maintain the belief in currency. It is the final burst of economic theory before a great shift of eras and founding of new laws. It is effectively the decaying dust of the Twin Towers. The betrayal of law is written into the very name: a currency which holds an unknown loyalty to other laws. Total wealth of dead value.

>>16139339
The China Syndrome Theory of Value. We'll just bury ourselves in radioactive dust and chew on bitcoin.
Great thinking Keynes.

>>16119739
kek

>>16117972
Yeah everyone on the internet is a millionaire.
Can't stop the greatest economy of all time.