Invisible

What would the world be if there was no money involved in the transactions?

I am talking about a world that has gone through that change and has gotten stabilized. Of course, in the transition from a world that operates with money to everything for free, there will be a lot of gluttony and greed involved for the ones who were feeling oppressed by the barriers. But then for how long one can sustain the pain and suffering caused by excessive indulgences? 

The regulating factor to make sure society behaves right is to make sure suffering towards the formation of something with a higher goal is present. This will adjust the judgments of the selves in an angle to think for working towards a goal. Money is the materialized form of value that is assigned to people to gain freedom. In a society where money is removed, personal feelings would take over the values of each one. On the bright side, it will be more even to have people making decisions based on what they really want rather than what money allows them or dictates to them, but on the other hand, the social structure will be dissolved and not everyone is able to make the best decisions for themselves. There will still be a form of group identity that dictates what is good and what is bad. What is desirable and what is undesired. It also will allow more extremes of emotions to be experienced. To feel is not an easy thing to do especially when faced with the transparency of no social structure. Reality tastes bitter and bitterness is one of the tastes that demands to be felt when one starts feeling. 

On one hand one can argue being a part of a big system that allows for certain forms of freedom and constraints people to give them a fake but just form of reality can be desirable and on the other hand, it must be asked what is the meaning of being if we prefer pretending over experiencing the whole spectrum of reality.

The reality of being a human being can be described as living in an art machine that can entrap us from experiencing certain parts of reality by taking part in the work of other artists which allowed themselves to experience darker colors of reality. Or a choice to make to become one of those artists. To allow ourselves to experience devalued feelings that were taken away from us by putting frightening labels. Feelings like being looked down, ugly, poor, etc. that we tend to overcompensate for them.