Well, money is the odd one out. Much of recent history is about developing the technology to make your money do stuff. Assuming a credit card and an internet co

Well, money is the odd one out. Much of recent history is about developing the technology to make your money do stuff. Assuming a credit card and an internet connection, we can now easily get food as a service, cleaning as a service and more recently medicine as a service (e.g. PillPack and GPs over video conferencing). But making money without having to put any effort or capital is not even theoretically possible - the whole purpose of money is to denote the ownership of scarce resources. The closest we can probably arrive at is basic income, which would be allocated by society rather than created by an individual.