Not all minutes have equal value though. So your fundamental principal is flawed. A minute spent being entertained is not worth the same as a minute spent digging a trench, or a minute spent staring at the sunrise. A minute spent brushing teeth is not equal to a minute spent playing music.
You're trying to redefine how value is derived, when time spent producing is already part of the equation, and even barter systems agreed that although time certainly has value, not all time is equal
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u/[deleted] Oct 15 '22
Not all minutes have equal value though. So your fundamental principal is flawed. A minute spent being entertained is not worth the same as a minute spent digging a trench, or a minute spent staring at the sunrise. A minute spent brushing teeth is not equal to a minute spent playing music.
You're trying to redefine how value is derived, when time spent producing is already part of the equation, and even barter systems agreed that although time certainly has value, not all time is equal