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All right 

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shall we start 

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yes all right I think we are recording. 

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so 

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What happened? 

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You were supposed to get me a coffee. 

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With the last example this was just to show you 

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the relativist argument is that money is this is fancy way of putting it but anyway 

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qualitatively heterogeneous technology it basically says that money is not one thing that 

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makes everything exchangeable with everything there are many ways of symbolically marking or 

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distinguishing different kinds of exchanges 

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some involving money others not involving money 

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and to kind of think that money in itself does that job in either way is a misunderstanding 

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okay. 

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Yes, so much for the relativist argument. Now I'm tempted to go deep into 

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the text of Gustav Peebles Swedish American Anthropologist very nice guy cool anthropologistt he 

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does and I'm not going into that and then just in interest of time I'm just going to give 

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you a few pointers this is kind of another example of how 

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Anthropology of money is done a case study of the Öresund region and the currency debates that came 

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when the swedes discussed whether or not they were going to adapt the Euro as their currency and is 

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exploring these debates directly to the 1990s and the 2000s and basically making the argument of how 

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the choice of the currency formation what currency are we going to use  and by

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the way someone asked me earlier the newer thing the different kinds of money that were that were in 

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operating in the system the money of cattle the money of shit money of the blah blah blah it was all 

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the same currency it's just the fact that they symbolically and practically also kind of put the 

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money there this came from that and this from that and they can use for that but it's the same currency 

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here you have a text that discusses something a bit different which is 

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debates around what currency to go with the choice of currency is not simply this is Gustav's 

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argument Peeble's argument the choice of currency is not simply a scientific economistic

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matter but it is a ground for cultural and moral debate again with this moral underpinning of 

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the economy okay and but he discusses something that is very 

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interesting which is what the Euro represented when it came as a currency and he argues that it 

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was kind of a utopian neoliberal dream supposed to be something that would 

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transform national boundaries and be part of the Euro kind of the Euro idea the Euro project that 

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would make the whole Europe into one cultural and economic terrain and then you have all these 

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Swedes say hold on a second we don't want the Euro or do we should we should we not do we stick 

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with the Kroner again process of you can say 

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Embedding and disembedding of the economic relations pushbacks stuff that we should be familiar by now 

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so you can use this article as a way to discuss and look for connections 

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remember the pattern and then the connection 

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and read it alongside the others 

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and use it if as well to disassociate yourselves from the idea that the cultural regulation of money 

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only occurs in places like Sudan okay I don't want to see any exams or anyone saying stuff like that 

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after this course. We are deeply cultural beings all of us. 

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In order to make space and time for the universalist argument 

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I want to kind of leave people's not say so much more about his text you can go and read it I 

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think you're able to read stuff on your own I won't explain everything to you 

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so let's spend some time on the universal part of the argument that Bloch and Perry are making okay 

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and this where things are going to get a little bit 

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different from what we're used to in in terms of an anthropological argument. It is very common in 

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anthropology to say not in my tribe this is universal thing called greed but here they don't have a 

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concept for greed they call it something else and and it's something a little bit different from whatever 

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you say in your setting and it can't really be compared blah blah blah blah blah blah it's all 

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relative is the anthropological 

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project is very important project of proving and demonstrating and illustrating 

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human variation and human creativity but at the same time there are certain things certain patterns 

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and problems that are universal and this is where that part of the argument comes in for Maurice 

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Bloch and Jonathan Perry the are despite the fact that there are many ways of symbolically 

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distinguishing exchange

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with or without money questions that people deal with in exchange are actually quite similar across 

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societies 

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the money becomes incorporated into a culture Matrix and a huge part of 

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anthropology is about describing the way that that happens 

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but there are some similarities 

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and before we get to what those are and the universal part of the 

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story here let me just check that everyone is with me on Zoom I think they are 

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yes they haven't said anything. 

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Okay I have to tell 

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you this I was just astonished and proud and more astonished I think than proud by your faith in 

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anthropology because you came after the lecture last time when you came and said that this is thing 

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I wondered if you could kind of help me explain it and it's like oh yeah of course and so you 

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gave me permission to tell this story 

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and I want us to use this example maybe throughout the lecture last part of the lecture or just for 

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you to remember it. So there's this neighbor you live in Grünerløkka and you have this neighbor who's Moroccan or 

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something that's not so important and you kind of have the sense that he has a thing for you and you 

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don't really know if you have a thing for him but it's kind of an interesting thing going on there 

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okay so he's your neighbour you've seen him he seen 

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you and it's like how can I get in touch with this person or maybe he wants to get in touch with me 

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maybe I shouldn't maybe I should and then he comes to you one day and says Ville can I have some 

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money can I can you borrow me some money 

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so wow great okay this is 

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obviously a way to create relation debt is socially productive this is 

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The stuff that makes friends and lovers and wives and husbands and kind and all the rest of it all 

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the thick kind of social relations are involved and implicated in these kind of debt relations okay. 

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We go out I get you a beer you say how can I should I pay no don't think about it you get the 

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Next one and the 

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next one might be in two weeks we have a debt going, and it just keeps going and going and we produce 

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a friendship or something even more interesting. So that was on the table suddenly interesting no?

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but then the thing that you wanted me to start astonishing me ask my advice using anthropology to 

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try to explain why would he then and then because then you ask him what are you 

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Going to spend this money what do you want it for there's like a hundred kroner yeah but what are you 

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going to spend it on and he says a a beer or a drink. 

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And that is weird no I agree with you, it's a bit weird it's like someone your neighbor might have a 

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thing for you comes up and says can I borrow a hundred kroner like oh interesting yeah I'm going out 

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for a beer bye, and you didn't did you. It could maybe be worse maybe he was going to buy drugs or 

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something you've mentioned no, so what the hell is going on how can we use anthropology? Can we 

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even use anthropology to explain this? I think so I took 

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the challenge. But again stunned by your faith in economic anthropology just floored, keep 

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this example in mind okay as we go forward.

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Now things get interesting okay Jonathan Perry and Maurice Bloch they say that we look across the 

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ethnographic record that we've gathered here for you in this book and we say that there's so much 

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variation here you see variation the Hutchinson text you see variation in the examples in the 

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Peeble's text there's so much so many different ways in which money plays a complex role in Social 

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relations. You

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see how creative people are, how fluid categories can be, how hybrid they work and so on.  

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But at the same time a certain pattern they say repeats itself across all this variation people come 

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up against the same deep human problems that have to do with the meaning of exchange anywhere all 

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across the world,all these variations shows us that people deal with the problem of what 

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transactions mean in quite similar ways because all societies divide what is seen to belong to a 

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short-term transactional  

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actual order that has to do with individual gratification and competition 

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On the one hand and a long term this is kind of been lurking now in the background as we talked in 

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the first hour and the long-term transactional order having to do with the collective with 

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building the social order 

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and doing things that extend beyond individual lifetimes 

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okay 

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so 

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short-term sphere or transactional order cycle is like short term individual the satisfaction of 

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individual needs often in functioning in competition with a competition Dynamic long-term 

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transactional order having to do with the reproduction of deep moral collectivities cooperation and 

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doing things that extend beyond an individual's 

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lifetime. How can we now fill out a list and that's what I want you to do for 38 seconds on 

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your own or with your partner, what could you tell us what human phenomenon would you place in the 

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short term and the long term transactional order could you do that? Okay let's do one minute and 

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just write something down or just put it in your own head or speak to someone and then I'm going to 

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ask you a question and I'm going to have you say that to me. 

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Okay go. 

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all right good 

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Who wants to go first what should we do the short term transactional order who has something on that? 

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What belongs in the short term transactional order in your view? what's the first 

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thing that came to your mind yeah.  

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Buying food, groceries shopping it's on my list as well. 

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we've seen yeah definitely short-term yeah I think so. 

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other things? 

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what other things have to do with this satisfaction of individual short-term desires 

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yeah again 

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Wow have you looked at my list?

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Yes definitely what about the Nuer thing where is there a Nuer category that you would 

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place in the short-term stay here 

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Categories from Hutchinson that we had 

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Money of shit I think no 

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the money of shit would belong in the short term, it's something that you cannot invest in cattle which is 

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supposed to be about the long-term preservation of the.. 

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it's there another example? 

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Yeah yeah exactly that's right they use that to pay the government it tells you a lot I think that was 

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quite excellent. So the money of shit yeah, because cattle is supposed to be about the 

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preservation and strengthening and furthering of the something beyond your own individual lifetime 

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or your individual short of desire for or paying a tax or whatever but yeah what about the other 

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side 

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the long-term stuff long term transactional order what would you place there 

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any examples 

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yeah you yeah 

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Investing in what?

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For what purpose? 

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Yeah.  

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definitely yeah pensions trust fund for your children yeah. 

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yeah if you're Norwegian maybe you have a but ya know in the sense yeah no I would agree I was just 

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confused because the Nuer they spent money of shit to pay for taxes and it says a bit about the but 

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no definitely I mean it's something beyond yourself it's your future goes into state yeah I agree what up 

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there yeah 

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yeah 

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doing what 

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yeah 

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when do you pay her back 

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okay yeah and what is that about? that exchange you feel 

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so you think you're going to be friends for a long time? 

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yeah the longer the exchange delays the more so with the friendship maybe even. 

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I mean parents they give us the gift of life and that we can kind of never repay and they give us so 

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much in our childhood and we kind of repay that all the way at the end and throughout our lives 

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think about that as in terms of in terms of the delay here. Other things? 

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in the long term transactional order cycle? there was another hand here in the middle 

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yeah 

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yeah 

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yeah 

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yeah yeah 

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yeah 

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yeah yeah it's a bit unclear where that lands 

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Maybe 

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yeah yeah and then there's the other 

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yeah yeah definitely so the taxes is actually an interesting thing because it can fall a little bit 

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in either category here 

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I remember when when I was a bit younger and my 

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father he had his father who's crazy old man he was married five times and he lived on a farm in  

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Gjøvik alone actually just I just really want to talk about him but he's not the point here  

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actually but there's this farm where he lived and then right 

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a few years before he died we went there and my father took me and my brother there and we went and 

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we planted a tree on the farm that we went and we bought a little tree and we planted it and there was one 

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tree that was my brother and another tree that was me 

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and then my grandfather died and the farm was sold but that tree is still there well and I thought  

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about it like that it's an investment that my father made like taking his two sons and I would 

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planting a tree it's like the the very powerful example of how something you convert 

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money into something that's supposed to have last beyond the lifetime and a tree will outlive us 

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And outgrow 

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Us all. I don't know if it's still there but I would place that very firmly in 

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this category we can say let's go through we wouldn't be discussing now luxury consumption 

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grocery shopping wages that you get and you use you spend them on on grocery shopping you go to the 

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movie you do conspicuous consumption you buy a BMW in order to get laid getting laid is a short-term 

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concern okay money of shit 

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long term transactional order donating to aid projects when TV-aksjonen is calling and send 

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that money in this like you're contributing to the betterment of the human species 

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and we're all moving forward it's not about me it's about a collective. Donated money, buying a tree 

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to plant like I told you sacrifice for the ancestors confirmation money. 

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Who where has been 'konfirmert'? yeah lot of you, did you get money? 

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did you feel like you could spend that money on anything no? so Nuer has this strange thing we do to okay 

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you don't spend money you get from confirmation or inheritance on just getting hammered two weeks in 

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a row or you shouldn't, or you could but you can't do that without any kind of 

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moral consequences. You're supposed to spend it what are you supposed to spend your confirmation 

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money on? 

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I mean what did you spend it on. 

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anyone who remember what they spent their confirmation money on? 

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Backpacking? yeah so that is something is supposed to further your character promote gives them 

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'Dannelse' it doesn't necessarily provide that but it's supposed to it's about new kind of creating a 

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life for you exploring the world definitely long term transactional order anyone else. What 

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other things did you get for your confirmation yeah 

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yes house a family or a life with a house rooted in the future. Did anyone get a bunad for the 

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confirmation yeah, and this is a garment that is embedded deeply embedded in kin something you get 

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from your mother or sometimes or you inherit or says something about where you're from 

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definitely belongs on this side of the spectrum okay. Family holiday I remember when my grandfather 

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died that crazy guy old guy and they sold the farm 

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the trees they didn't do anything with the tree but they sold the farm and the money that we got my 

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father wanted to spend it on bricks outside his house or actually to pay down his loan or 

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something like that but then he said shit we got this money let's do something nice, let's create 

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memories for the family let's go to Sicily he took my mother my father my brother and me to Sicily 

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and we drove around and Sicily and listen to music 

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and talked about the Godfather we actually went to Corleone there you have it this is where it 

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comes from this obsession with the Godfather. 

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okay lasting memories creating kin pushing the family into the future the cattle of girls in 

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Hutchinson's conceptual vocabulary 

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Abra Kadabra lo and behold notice that money 

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is not the central issue here 

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money can be implicated in both the short-term transactional order and the long term transactional 

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order

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so what they're doing in this text they're moving the analytical gaze from money in itself 

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to moralities of exchange that's why the book is called quite fittingly called money and the 

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Morality of exchange because money can be implicated in different ways and 

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It buys bride payments, confirmation money, obviously sacrifice planting a tree  

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there's other things that involve money but the money is not the issue, it's not the central issue. 

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in fact our preconceptions about money are kind of the folk feeling about what money is and what 

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role it plays in Social relationships has lead anthropologists and they argue and even social theorist 

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like Marx and Simmel and stuff like that to be a little bit confused misunderstand the role of 

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money in human society 

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that is their argument. Now 

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we're going to help Vilde out I promised because if we as good anthropologists 

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they're setting up a model here dividing the world in two but then it doesn't stop with that  

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how can things move between these orders how are things converted into each other what 

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happens when you when the model gets dynamic okay so the most obvious 

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legitimate morally kind of strengthening thing to do is to convert from the short term to the long 

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term transactional order so if you if you spend grocery shopping and then you invite and you create a 

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wedding from investing your wages and you create the wedding or you spend your 

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wages on buying a tree that you plan for your kids in order 

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to symbolize their life and how it's going to outlive my father's life and so on that 

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is a deeply legitimate process and it is 

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yeah moral to move from the short term to the long-term steer here. 

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Use movie tickets I don't know convert that into somehow in the long term transaction order. Morally 

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good thumbs up say Bloch and Perry what about this stuff that only goes on in the short term 

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transactional order 

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so that would be like just hanging out here just spending your wages on groceries movie tickets 

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and luxury consumption and kind of circulating values within the short end transactional order 

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it's morally kind of suspect, dubious, and as we never kind of engage in these long-term transactions 

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these transactions that contribute to the what they call the long term 

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Transactional order it's dubious people only spend money on themselves. 

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Luxury as a goal in itself not as a means to something eventually you could think of 

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yeah I won't go into that but the the third move here is obviously the most morally terrible thing 

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to do is to convert from the long term transaction order to the short-term 

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so when you spend bride-wealth or inheritance on bubblegum or use it to pay for sex or and you don't 

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spend if my father sold the farm and they spend it on just 

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going to restaurants with his new wife 

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that would be morally dubious, even worse gruesome. It would be horrific if I were to go to Gjøvik  

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to find the farm cut the tree sell it as wood in a shop in Gjøvik going to take that money 

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and use it for fuel in my car or buying a sausage at Shell it would be a horrible 

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thing to do no 

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or if I take up a loan and now Vilde 

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if you take up a loan from a friend 

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and you spend it only on beer.  

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Or if you take something that has the promise of  

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building relation a lasting thing and he spend it on something that is has to do with your individual 

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competition kind of goals you supposed to feel well good about yourself from the short term it 

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doesn't really work out, it makes you feel a bit awkward doesn't it? Like I thought we had something 

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nice here and now you're 

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to go and spend that money on getting yourself a beer. 

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Bloch and Perry would say to you that what you're encountering is kind of universal is 

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it's a universal angst and anxiety that comes from 

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something that's taken the belonging to the long-term transactional order of that has to do 

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with strengthening and furthering goes beyond yourself and you convert that into 

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short-term stuff 

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this is morally gruesome anywhere in the world 

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morally problematic anywhere in the world they say. 

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Of course there's a lot of work that goes into culture redefining and moving within the system 

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kind of saying that movie tickets can mean whatever it means some different things bad example 

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There's room for lots of cultural annotation and flexibility within the system but 

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nonetheless they say that there's a fundamental debate in any human society that has to do 

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with 

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separating a short term transaction order to do with individual gratification and competition from a 

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long term transactional order long-term exchanges that have to do with collective building social 

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order and extending beyond the life-time of an individual. 

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Does that make sense it's a model they're creating a model for us to now that they kind of

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taken so much away from us in terms of saying there's so much variation in the world you have to 

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come take anything for granted and then they're putting a little thing back in which is this model 

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that you can work with and think with. 

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Another example in let you could use this to explain and understand many things in Cuba where I did 

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my research and where I lived for a few years there are women who sell themselves 

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To men who want sex and then there's a strong moral debate about 

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that in itself because sex is not something easily convertible to money but even within that debate 

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it's like considered morally okay or more morally okay if you sell sex and spend it on your 

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needs your family. 

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But then there are these women in Havana who are sex workers and they spend it on flashy 

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purses 

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and consumer items not food and survival and that is deeply kind of disturbing for many for many 

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people, you know know this is the discourse that you know they are sex workers but imagine how desperate 

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they are but no some women want purses so they sleep with tourists 

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from Netherlands. 

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A very morally disputed thing to do for the reasons up here on the screen that it converts from the 

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long-term kind of your own body your own life 

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your own property into 

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consumption items. 

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yeah 

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could be, I think you might be right. 

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exactly 

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There's all these implicit considerations 

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about what's valuable what's appropriate economic behaviour involved in giving people either it's 

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from a beggar who receives money as a gift it's appropriate we have this expectation even this like 

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the paternalism is most vivid if you see people taking a 

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Beggar you sit there he asked for money and you say come I'll buy bread or buy a piece of me like I take 

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even to McDonald's because I don't trust that you know what's good for you 

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let me in my enlightened state of being show you what you should be spending money on this is a lot 

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of that going on, and the similar kind of morally preconceived notions about

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what people should do and how they should conduct their lives in this example about sex workers in 

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Havana definitely. 

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so and the most extreme could you think of the most extreme kind of conversion here 

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even more like most outrageous most morally repulsive thing you could do in an economic

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system 

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anyone want to try?  

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I agree it's morally repulsive if my father sold the farm and he just went to 

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Aya Napa and just like got hammered it would just be horrible. There are worse 

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things actually yeah 

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yeah that is also strongly kind of almost like corporal oh my God 

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headlines in VG - Red Cross employees spent donation money on 

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on the Christmas party that's deeply morally problematic, now we're getting there 

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and maybe not just selling.. who in your family?

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exactly your grandmother would be bad but your child so imagine you're just coming out from Ullevål

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You have this little baby and you sell it and you take that money and spend it on a bottle of 

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Coca-Cola I think that is the most morally reprehensible act we can picture or maybe something worse 

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sorry? 

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yeah maybe but children are also.. why is it morally reprehensible why is it so problematic? 

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because children are the one thing that symbolises beyond any shade of doubt something that 

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that extends beyond your own lifetime it is the lineage it is the future literally, because 

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they're going to outlive you hopefully. 

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I think that's the most extreme I could come up with but spending a loan from a neighbor or someone  

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that you just met and then you kind of fancy on beer is also kind of contentious here but again 

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we're dealing with fundamental human problems they're saying. 

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These problems have to do with the relationship between the individual human life and a 

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symbolically construct image of the enduring and social and cosmic order as a nice formulation. 

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This is not very helpful maybe? it was? Okay you have to tell us next time how it 

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goes. How should she solve this?

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yeah 

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yeah 

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okay still 

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okay 

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you have to tell us, let's see if not only was anthropology able to help you deal with the relationship 

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one time but even you know revolution will be if we have helped you with another situation let's see 

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but finally before we close it off they're giving us kind of a recipe here to 

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understand these fundamental human problems they wanted to do something very typical anthropological 

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which is to 

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the particular symbolic system that money and exchange is part of or and becomes part of in all 

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these fluid and and meaningful shifting ways 

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Hutchinson text is a good example of that. Then they want us to nonetheless to remember and to recognize and 

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to use in our analysis the cross cultural similarities in solutions to the universal problems what 

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does this tell us about the universal problems having to do with separating short-term 

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from long-term transactional orders 

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and then there's historical focus in the text today that is coming through very close clearly in the 

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Hutchins and text that these things are not set in stone okay it's not just like the Nuer is like 

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this or the Norwegian society is like this it changes and we need to be able to stand and analyze 

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how historical forces shape and change an existing cultural symbolic system. 

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Now next time labor 

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but we'll leave it at that okay see you next time. 