Can "saving" only involve money/currency??
In an economic sense, can it also apply to labour, and time?? If you start fundamentally defining what money actually is i think saving actually refers to your labour and time.
What are your thoughts??
Jorge A. Medina:You can't save time because you can't hold it in your hands?
Jorge A. Medina:Time is a scarce resource and like any resource can be consumed or not consumed.
Jorge A. Medina: In the case of time, the consuming takes place in deciding how to consume, not if it should be consumed.
Jorge A. Medina:What will I spend my time on?
time is at ones disposal. the disposal is compulsary and you will dispose of it. never saving it.
Where there is no property there is no justice; a proposition as certain as any demonstration in Euclid
Fools! not to see that what they madly desire would be a calamity to them as no hands but their own could bring
nirgrahamUK:i dare you to not consume the next second.
It pains me. Touche!
It has been my honour good sir. .....till next time.
Jorge A. Medina:Are you saying you can't save time?
When people say they are "saving time" they are merely employing a euphemism for saving labor or making labor more efficient. There is no way for a person to vary the amount of time they consume (Einstein notwithstanding).
DBratton:When people say they are "saving time" they are merely employing a euphemism for saving labor or making labor more efficient. There is no way for a person to vary the amount of time they consume (Einstein notwithstanding).
Excellent point. Thanks.
start with calling saving the involvement of money and currency.
think of other words for labor and time and other stuff and use those.