It seems that we can only know its preciousness by materializing something, such as using time to buy things. When we see that time is passing, we seem to realize the importance of time, because time is hard currency at that time. But is such a world really bad? I don't think it is necessarily true. People will always keep their 25-year-old appearance and will not grow old. In this way, there should be no diseases. The difference between the poor and the rich is the difference in time. In fact, it is just a general equivalent. It seems that the primitive society is barter, and then gold and silver are fixed as general equivalents. Now countries use government credit to issue banknotes. Slowly, Internet currency has begun, and finally it may really be time currency. There is still class, and it's the poor people who suddenly get a lot of time doing the same thing as winning the lottery now. Splurge, or be completely lost. In fact, the time people care about in the movie is also the money we care about.
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