what would the world be like without money? Would everyone share what they had?

Answer 1

Wouldn't that be nice? It will never happen though.

Answer 2

I think that the world would be a better place, but at the same time, a horrible place. We would all be happier, we would be abel to trade things, which gives everyone something with value. But then it wouldnt be a cvery good thing too, because ppl would get upset being used to having so much money, and suddenly there was none and they didnt know what to do... also, there might be more poor ppl, or the other way around, alot of wealthy ppl, whichever way... it would be good, and bad....

I think ppl might share what they had too, no one would be richer than someone else..... maybe more supplied, but not richer.. Pppl might realize that there is more to life than money, if we had no money at all

Answer 3

This is an interesting question. I've often wondered where did the concept of money, or bartering come from. When did it occur to someone to trade?
I think it probably was a situation where an individual "bit off more than he or she could chew" (so to speak) and got help, whether solicited or not from other individuals. Probably something to do with the hunting/gathering process.
As to how things would be different without money, I think some variation of the concept would still exist. And if you really think about it it's the tendency to want to own that's at the root of most conflicts!
Good question! I'm keeping my eye on this one!

Answer 4

No, like the first answer we'll start trading. Then eventually, we'll come up with another monetary system because we'll realize that it's easier than finding someone who want what we have to offer in exchange for what we want from him. And no, people aren't going to just happily share because we are all looking out for our own self and there are just not enough natural resource to meet the high demand.

Answer 5

There were many cultures that did share without thoughts of ownship or currency until the so-called 'civilized' people made their presence known.

You will find artifacts of those people at your local museum.

Answer 6

How ought to you experience if someone used your toothbrush? you've to remove the concept of "mine", which somewhat can't artwork. do not you ever get someone irked at the same time as someone makes use of something of yours without asking? ought to you position on some different person's undies? those are kinda gross, yet when "each and every thing belonged to everyone" then that signifies that some individual ought to stroll into the position ever you're, no remember what you're doing, ie: being intimate, or making use of the lavatory, and do besides the reality that they choose. at the same time as your exampled international ought to SOUND tremendous, ought to you somewhat choose an target market at the same time as you bathe? at the same time as you exhilaration your spouce? at the same time as you deficate? do not study about you, yet i ought to have MY toothbrush in MY bathing room in MY homestead.

Answer 7

There would be bartering like there is in uncivilized communities, like the Yanamano of South America and/or it would be a communist country like Russia (before the fall of the Iron Curtain/Cold War).

Answer 8

Many native American tribes often survived without money. In fact, in some tribes it was considered the highest privilege and honor to GIVE AWAY your most valuable possessions. -RKO-

Answer 9

Ask or read about the Native American Culture before it was destroyed.

Answer 10

Well only the people who r not greety but most of the worl would and some of it wouldnt

Answer 11

No, we would simply go back to trading chicken and the like. Best wishes