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_{The International Accounting Standards Board, whose job}

_{it is to achieve worldwide uniformity in accounting principles used by businesses}

_{and other organizations, could be redeveloped to include individual}

_{accounting standards. If all of Europe can link to a common currency, the euro,}

_{why can't the rest of the world? And if governments, then why not corporations?}

_{And if that is the case, why can't the individual represent him- or herself}

_{as governments do in the context of money—separate yet indelibly linked?}

_{The information is there as are the standards, and now technology has bred}

_{the access.}

_{Oversight, under these paradigms, may seem too oligarchic. But at least the}

_{premise is there.What could transpire to determine the fate of individual purchasing}

_{power is a completely democratic system of development and criterion}

_{designed, disseminated, and managed over a widely accessible platform; it}

_{would be up to each participating individual to trust and verify, propose and}

_{set standards by which we'd all abide.}

_{"Money" is used in individual and situational circumstances. It is a mutually}

_{agreeable value set between two parties. Why can't we let the parties}

_{decide and let words stay as the representative force of the agreement, value?}

_{Sure, there would be participatory barriers like language, geography, culture.}

_{But we have those barriers now. What could be developed—is being}

_{developed—is a community based on communication, where our language is}

_{immediately translated. (We do it with written words, why not verbal?) Those}

_{1s and 0s used to program computer code can just as readily program our}

_{languages into homogenous recognition.}

_{That still leaves our actions, however. How do we physically manifest our}

_{desires in the world? That's what will be judged in the context of any transaction.}

_{That's what we will trade on.}

_{The wealthiest of us will be the most trustworthy, the most imaginative,}

_{the hardest working, the smartest, and the most attractive to the most number}

_{of people.Their word will be the most acceptable.}

_{Soon it may become apparent that money is incidental to our wants, hopes,}

_{dreams, and desires.We'll be free to let our imagination decide our way—who}

_{we really are as people. That of course will necessitate an inward journey of}

_{consciousness and enlightenment. But it's a journey we're already embarking}

_upon.

_{Yoga is in fashion. New Age faiths and beliefs are cropping most everywhere.}

_{More people are returning to traditional religions—church attendance}

_{is up, synagogues are reporting more members. Morality is back in favor,}

_{despite all the evil that is inflicted in the world. This evil, like the supposed}

_{thin red line God left in the universe after it was created, is there as a reminder}

_{we are.}