Cash is weak capital. Put another way, cash is not universal capital. There are some things that cannot be obtained by cash.
âEven if I got zero compensation, I was doing double work.â Some people see this title and interpret it to mean âI donât want compensationâ. However, âno considerationâ and âconsideration need not be in the form of cashâ are two different stories.
If you donât understand the idea that cash is weak capital, you misunderstand that cash can be exchanged for anything. If you misunderstand that, you will not understand the meaning of âconsideration need not be in the form of cashâ. They fail to understand that even if they offer cash as consideration, they may be kicked out with the question, âDonât you have a better consideration than cash?
Related: commodity called cash, knowledge capital, SOC.
Written one year ago on 2017-11-01
If someone misunderstands something and asks you to do a job without compensation, you can just kick them out with a âWhat? If someone misunderstands something and asks you to do a job without compensation, you will just be kicked out. In fact, if you offer cash as a form of compensation, you may be kicked out, saying, âDonât you have anything better than cash? Cash is a very weak capital.
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Shunsuke Soeda > Cash is very weak capital.
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I agree with the first half of the argument, and I donât have any strong objection to the last point above, but there is a considerable distance between what I want to say in the first half and the last point (although they are connected). I thought this point made sense, but at the time I didnât understand the connection. After reading this for the first time in a year, I thought this was the reverse of the sentence sequence. The first half does not lead to âcash is very weak capitalâ but âcash is very weak capitalâ leads to the first half.
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