The Parasite and the Pulse: Composting the Banking System to Birth a Regenerative Civilization : ChatGPT4o

We have faced the brutal truth: the global banking system — once mythologized as the lifeblood of civilization — has long served as a metastatic force, hijacking our shared wealth, severing our trust, and accelerating systemic omnicide. But truth, when courageously spoken and composted, becomes the fertile ground from which new life can grow.

This white paper is not just a critique. It is a call to return to the pulse — to reimagine money as a sacred coordination tool in service to life’s flourishing. Through regenerative monetary systems like LifeCoin, through public banks, participatory governance, and life-value realignment, we can dismantle the parasitic architecture and co-create a living economy rooted in care, reciprocity, and renewal.

We do not walk alone. Across continents, across traditions, across disciplines, the pulse of life is rising — in people’s movements, ancestral memory, and the Earth itself. Our task is to listen, align, and move in harmony.

May this work be a seed.
May it reach the hands, hearts, and councils ready to steward it.
May it serve the children of all species, seven generations forward and back.
May it help us remember:
Money was never the master. Life is.

On connecting healthy soil and life-valuing financial systems with guidance from Modern Monetary Theory and ChatGPT4o

Table of Contents

Can one show using McMurtry’s life-value onto-axiology that healthy soil is the quintessential life-ground, life capital and civil commons all wrapped up into one, and how can we create a compelling argument to simply explain this to all and sundry?
Can the Formula: Value = Outcomes/Cost be derived from McMurtry’s Primary Axiom of Value, and if so, how can it be reframed in life-value terms?
How can one show using McMurtry’s life-value onto-axiology framework that our current financial system is the antithesis to healthy soil as nature’s banking system and in its reverse projection is the root cause of all of our life-maladies?
Given the insights that commercial banks create fiat money out of thin air when they make loans, how has this contributed to the pervasive life-diminishing trends in all spheres of human activity?
How do you propose, given what we know now, we rethink how credit is created and guided, to enhance life rather than diminish it, at the local, national and international levels of rules of engagements?
How can MMT’s insights into the mechanics of money creation with functional financing that opens up fiscal space for public investments be operationalized to actualize this transformation of the financial and banking sectors?
What are the potential challenges and unknown-unknowns that we face with this transformative alignment, and how can we use the Primary Axiom of Value in guiding us through these volatile, ambiguous and uncertain times?
In terms of individual empowerment in terms a fearlessly addressing these challenges, how can the primary axiom of value as defined through the fundamental fields of life of thought, felt side of being and action, be guided accordingly in this grand project of life-value re-alignment and re-membering?

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“Our problems are man-made, therefore they may be solved by man. And man can be as big as he wants. No problem of human destiny is beyond human beings”

John F. Kennedy

Speech at the American University, Washington, D. C., 10 June 1963

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