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Re: Elon Musk Says Money Won't Matter by
2036. Is He Right?
By: TechNewsWorld to All on
Mon Aug 10 2026 05:14 pm
Rob Enderle argues that AI and robotics could dramatically reduce the need
fo
r human labor, but making money
obsolete
would require far more than technological abundance. The post Elon Musk Says
Money Won't Matter by 2036. Is He
Right?
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the liberal elite already destroyed money in 2008 when they took the
gold of fort knox to the comet ping pong for satanic rituals. when the black helicopters scanned for their neutron radiation for baselines
that decade, they implanted into the treasury secretary mnuchin that he must travel there to seal the illusion of the money during the
alignment of the eclipse. With his positioning complete under hypnosis,
it forced the hypnotic suggestion upon the president that he must
stare at the sun. Fortunately, the secret service fought enough to save his eyesight, but the gold will never be recovered from the adversary
Money is only really necessary become one human being needs to use the labour or produce of another.
In theory, if we were able to produce everything we needed, without having to have another human being put their labour/resources in, yes, money would become obsolete. But there is one other factor...
In practice, this won't happen for a long time as there is so much we need from humans.
The other thing is ownership. If people own the land, own ideas, they can charge for their use. You may have everything made for you, but you'll still need to pay your landlord, your subscriptions etc. The infrastructure, the roads will be owned.
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