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I think what's being missed here is that time is money. So while you may not be willing to part with cash, if you're willing to invest time in solving problems
by elmerfud 4y ago
I think what's being missed here is that time is money. So while you may not be willing to part with cash, if you're willing to invest time in solving problems then you're already exploring things you'd "pay to solve".
- anonymouskimmer 4y agoIf they aren't fungible, they aren't identical. No one can buy money with their, or other peoples time, only with their, or other people's effort (when as a worker working on things that other people will pay for). And to address your point instead of critique it: If you pay with effort, instead of cash, then you aren't valuing the product at current market clearing rates.