The Dice Are Always Loaded

A book cover, dark green. Front: Title: The Dice are ALWAYS Loaded. Author: BJ Chippindale. An Image of a part of the globe forms the lower 1/5 of the cover. Europe and the Mediterranean are recognizable. Casino dice are impacting the planet, showing snake-eyes. Back: Dark Green, the same snake-eyed dice at the top of the page. Text that reads. "We can throw the moneylenders from the temple, remove the wealthy by bloody revolution, and occupy Wall Street. It isn’t enough! Our poverty, environmental destruction, greed, slavery, and war return relentlessly. Our owner’s unlimited accumulation of wealth and automation of theft continues unabated. Our governments are inexorably owned by power-hungry, megalomaniacal, amoral s. We are very consistent. Our money evolved as debt with interest, unchanging through every rise and collapse of civilization, loading the dice. The real definition of money, the Mahinist definition, is based on work that obeys the laws of physics; debt is not work. Debt is an idea. And ideas are not bound by the laws, and evolution only works if its mistakes are eliminated. Mahinism is a new “ism” based on work; “Mahi” is the te reo Māori word for “work.” Money must represent work. When it does and is limited by the laws of physics, the foundations of capitalism and fascism crumble like sandcastles in a rising tide. While we cannot break a law of physics, we can break everything else. The Dice Are Always Loaded explains how it all breaks, and how it can, finally, start working again. " At the bottom is the imprint for "YourBooks" the publisher, and the bar code for the ISBN 978-1-9911929-5-0

Our money is evolving as debt; it represents debt, and at this late date, debt with interest. It has been evolving as debt for 5000 years, and David Graeber explained this evolution in detail. But evolution does not confer correctness on a definition. Indeed, evolution is a process of trial and error, and the errors … Continue reading The Dice Are Always Loaded

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