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今日读后感：money as it be, in the form of papernotes, for the time being, lazy human wants to own it but does not want to pay their effort to earn it. however, as the bits economy has populated and transformed what money is, it is going to be essentially a form of everybody's efforts that have helped others and the society; in this sense, it is certainly his/her right to use this credit to exchange for goods or help from others at a later time. in other words, instead of papernotes, it is going to be virtually "credits", not a physical thing and nontouchable at all. in comparison of papernotes, simply virtual credits, may probably be easier to have people to be more willing to make their efforts to earn credits. in perception, it also may seem more fair to people to exchange a product or to have other people to help him/herself in the form of exchanging moral "credits" instead of exchanging physical papernotes, the bloody money. this is a great facet of what the Internet is doing to us human society.