Do the job half and charge the big price – Pivot

The sociologist Georg Simmel defined money as an advance right over the work of others. Basically, money is valuable because it allows the fruits of the work of others to be paid, now and in the future. Moreover, it is this promise that makes it useful: without this fundamental social contract, no one would voluntarily spend eight hours a day under an autocratic regime doing tasks that do not meet any immediate need. We work for or against money…