Time as Currency
Money is a remarkable invention that facilitates complex exchanges, but it often overlooks the value of human connections and community support. Edgar's innovative concept of time banking emerged as a response to societal needs, allowing individuals to trade time as a resource for personal security and communal renewal. Krista highlights the importance of caring for one another, emphasizing that our shared human capacities are essential for survival and resilience.In this clip
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