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The Computational Society BIOS

Borrowing money is the action of taking money at some point in time, and give it back and a little more at some other point in time later.

Raising money is the action of taking money at some point in time, and give something back  at some other point in time later.

The key here is that ‘something‘ is in principle different of money.

But what do these 2 operations mean within the Computational Society?

Well, those who borrow Money are those who are used by Money: they are the ones who execute tasks quantified by Money. They are the SLAVEs, if I take the metaphor of a Mother Board.

Those who raise Money are those who use Money; they are the ones who instruct tasks, that they quantify themselves with Money. They are the MASTERs, if I take the metaphor of a Mother Board.

So, you see, you are either the one who use Money or the one used by Money.

I would add that, for each money borrower you have a money raiser.

To  conclude, try to always be on the side of the Money raiser; otherwise you may well be nothing more than a Money SLAVE … already.