Being financially stable enough to survive comfortably on a part-time job & having enough leisure time to do anything well isn’t capital intensive?https://twitter.com/vgr/status/978726118172672000 …
I think you are letting your politics make your economics unnecessarily murky. It’s fine if you want to score political points, but that’s not a helpful way to think of capital and investment at Econ 101 level.
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I honestly agree there’s something I’m not getting here. If I didn’t have to sell my labor there are a hundred things I would like to study and create (="things I feel I was meant to do.") But lack of capital isn’t an obstacle for me because…why, again?
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Money can act as capital but doesn’t always. You can take student loans if you feel you can make enough to repay them and keep the benefit of learning. That’s money-as-capital. Or a startup investment. But just living on it without a return is just expenses burning down capital.
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