
Modern Money Theory shows us we can pay ourselves to undertake anything we have the real resources to accomplish. My goal here is to explore what this astonishing insight means for the practical accomplishment of our collective well-being.
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I am an architect-writer devising ways of explaining and visualizing Modern Money Theory for laypersons, hoping to shift the political-economic dialog about what we can afford to undertake and accomplish for our collective well-being.
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