In inverting the pyramid, what we've replaced our relationship to the sacred with is essentially a religion of money. Money fulfils pleasure and utility but iant power, which is the other value of the left hemisphere. The very word tells us something that's afterwards, and it isn't actually present any more. But also, fascinatingly, money is, like everything in the left hemisphere, a representation. It's not the thing itself. This article was originally published on November 20th 2014 by New Statesman at 10:30am GMT. We are happy to make clear that this interview has been edited for length and clarity as well as providing an insight into how scheile’s