But in the age of superconductors the chilling effect is immense as everything approaches the end of Einstein's world at the speed of light. In this world the parasitism of money begins to slow the process. This pushes money into even longer hours with the advent of twenty-four hour exchange. Yet, the red-shift in the velocity of circulation only hastens the disappearance of money from the planet prefigured in the vast sums for Star Wars. Just how far the game is up becomes evident in the repudiation of the debts of the large corporations, or of the working class.
Money becomes the spent fuel of an over-heated reactor.
Nobody knows what to do with it, yet all know it must be expended. Money as value only appears at the vanishing-point of its afterimage. It is no longer one's filthy lucre, only that of the sanitized electronic display of the computer monitor. For money always moves on in its role as the chief vagrant of the collapsing capitalist economy.