13-1a3a2d3 Value scales are unified—they become more transparent, more measurable, and more comparable—with money, although never exhaustively

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• 13-1a3a2d4 Value scales and money are reflexive—value scales become more actionable with money, because money changes the topography of value scales
• 13-1a3a2d5 The number of markets needed is immeasurably reduced with the establishment of a money economy

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• 13-1a3a2e2 The introduction of money creates the money market wherein everything can be exchanged for anything in the economy
• Never exhaustively
  • 3-1a4b6 The importance of the monetarily accountable compared to the unaccountable increases indefinitely, although the former never exhausts the latter
  • 5-1b1a2c0 No theory can exhaust reality