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The discipline of economics is a science which, unlike all other scientific disciplines, has inherited its own measuring instrument, the correct use of which the public has mastered without learning, but without ever being aware of. Today, this measuring instrument is money, which was preceded in this role by salt, wheat, sheep and so on. Consequently, far from being an innovation or a subject of conflict at the heart of the discipline, money is par excellence an instrument of consensus and validation of fundamental conclusions within the discipline. This is why the monetary authority, unaware of this role, has always used money, in violation of the rule prohibiting the reduction of measures and weights, to fraudulently transfer the financial resources of the user populations to itself, thus leaving them to obvious impoverishment.

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