Presumably endless slavery as the best present

[JaanusRaim]

Financial capital is an interesting thing – sometimes it is extremely easy to earn, and sometimes extremely difficult.
It is relatively easy to transport across space and time (though not too easy).
Sometimes it is extremely important and valuable: a single cent has likely cost human lives—and saved them, too.

As a result, a large number of paradoxes have arisen in relation to it.


And I have a heretical thought: if you want to give someone (especially a young person) a truly valuable gift, an "enslavement challenge" might be one of the best choices. This slavery should seem endless, in order to get a true sense of it.

What do I mean by slavery? I mean hard and unpleasant work for which one receives very little money.

Why do I consider this highly valuable? Because it helps to uncover the true value of financial capital.