Why should we only count physical goods as benefits?
replyThat sounds like a pretty impoverished world to live in. No music, no art, no communication with our friends and family beyond speech…
I don't think that was the point, you can add those to the physical goods list as well, as well as many other human services (education, cutting hair, open air games, etc).
replyThe point was that the real money comes from finance games, like the stock market, forex trading, etc - things of much more dubious value when you actually look at them objectively.
Why should we believe that your opinion is more objective than other market participants?
replyWhich opinion?
replyAnd no nfts and crypto
replyPercievable goods and services, then.
replyWhat’s imperceptible about what, say, Meta produces? It seems to me everything they sell is perceptible and valuable to the corresponding buyer.
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