MSTA Technical Curriculum:
On The Misrepresentation of Money page it is made evident how the intuitive notion of money as both a relatively scarce commodity as well as a generic measure of value, does not hold under rational analysis and instead we conclude that :
If money is a measure it cannot also be a tradable commodity and
if it is a tradable commodity, it cannot also be a measure.
To study how this is indeed the case in greater detail the following curriculum should prove helpful see:
Core concepts
The Science of Money:
- The power of transaction type “a” when money is defined as only a passive record of value and not also a token of trade
- A Systems Engineering Approach to Formal Monetary and Financial Stability Without the Vagaries of “Austerity”
- Risk Without Austerity
- The Money Action-Problem-Solution
- Money, Measure or Commodity But Not Both
- Why Money Does Not Circulate
- Passive BIBO Currency Distinguishing Claims
- A Brief History of Money’s Misrepresentation Measure and Credit V.2.0 Apr¡l 2021 (revised)
The Semantics of Money
- The Money PSYOP
- Concise Semantic Analysis
- Unveiling Money’s ‘Magic Potion’
- A Legal Approach To Cancelling All Current Money Contracts