»Justice
only exists in hell; in heaven there is mercy.«
– Gertrud von Le
Fort
German poet
Gentle transience saves us from damage when we
make mistakes. A person who makes a mistake in business may possibly have to
pay for it their whole life long. For the repercussions of the mistake increase
from year to year because of interest and compound interest.
In contrast to this, the gradido is a merciful
system. Transience makes the mistakes only »half as bad« after one year. It
lets the »grass grow over them«. And after a further year you will scarcely
notice anything any longer.
How many promising business ideas often fail
today in the very first few years because they could not be financed well? And
how many once successful firms have to give up? The large part of these
bankruptcies would be unnecessary if we did not have such an uncompromising
economic system.
There will hardly be any bankruptcies in the
Natural Economy of Life. First of all, people will have more liquid money and
secondly, mistakes can be coped with much more easily without the existence of
the business immediately being called into question.
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