>>4178
Hohoho. I solved it. 'lumitards BTFO again.

If the soul is worthless, because it's a human soul, a construct for the human layer, a limited and weak energy construct, you really should trade this for something better. Why keep this shit?

But if it's traded for some material asset like gold, that's just a material and its usage is limited. The idea that gold has value as a material asset is linked to the social context of being human, which means that the gold which was traded for the human soul has no value without the soul. Therein lies the tragedy of the Faust story.

But, what if the money traded for is not gold, is not a gold-backed currency, but a contract which states that you can extract endless resources from something ?

Such as: how the federal reserve is printing money of no value, lending it to the people at an interest, and then printing more money for them to pay back previous loans with new loans, all the while you are causing inflation which reduces the value of the currency, making repayment further impossible. You also use the interest paid on the loans to invest in real assets, slowly eating up the free space of the economy which people used to work in to pay back the loans you gave out. As your material control increases, at the end point you will control the whole market and everyone is your slave. And slaves work only for you, forever.

If you were to trade the human soul for a contract like this, meaning the eternal ownership of all existing humans and all of their offspring, isn't this trading a limited human soul for an eternally expanding asset?