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Money is Memory

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"Money is Memory" explores the idea that money's value and function are closely tied to memory and information.

It posits that if individuals had perfect memory, the need for money might diminish.

The paper delves into how the ability to remember and track transactions influences economic behavior.

It suggests that technology and information systems play a crucial role in shaping our understanding of money.

It also highlights the interplay between money, memory, and societal trust.

The paper's insights remain relevant in the digital age, where information and memory are increasingly intertwined with financial systems.

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Manmohan Singh
as a grad school paper from 1996 that remains relevant today.
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Manmohan Singh on the Meaning of Money after the GENIUS Act

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