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this post was submitted on 23 May 2025
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Wealthy people would buy laws that make a way to transfer money to their next life. It would be endless class division.
No real need. They could just bury it at worst, dig it up again as soon as they can use a spade
How would you verify that?
Kind of like Altered Carbon
Likewise companies would figure out how to transfer debt