Source And Mechanisms Of Currency Power

Power was always used only by human themselves. But in our society, relationships among individuals always conducted through a series of power intermediaries. These intermediaries are performed by social system or the system form which has accumulated down for thousands of years, for example, social post, currency, etc. These intermediaries between people play the role of the conductor. System is certainly created by human themselves, but individual in a certain stage of history can do nothing to these system, The people's initiative can only play on the basis of the existed system. Interpersonal relations perform as the role between of the system finally, example, Relations between the people in a different social positions exactly is the relationship between different identities on ultimate mean-- interaction between the Social posts. Only the individuals who have such a status are regarded in Corresponding relationship, so we can see that in a particular section of human history, In power is not belonged to individual but social system, that is the power of currency. The currency power is established on the basis of people's widespread recognizing and using and grow follow expanding range of used and agreed. So universal is the real source of currency power. Then what is the internal mechanism of Currency power? Mainly two aspects: transposition of ends and means, May be some of the functions-not-about to enter the field. Originally money existed as a means to seek happiness, while play as human purpose in reality; It is only human values ration, while play as the measure of all rational people in turn, so it is destined to cause the human rational strong resistance. Of course, discussing the reasons of people resisting currency power is not mean to instigate people to do so, In fact, No one can deny that the currency bring unparalleled convenience to our time, We discussed the currency power is only trying to find the right way of using money within the allowed scope of our ration and moral.