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[Untitled Wed May 18 2022 23:43:02 GMT-0700 (Pacific Daylight Time)]

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Captures the chains of time controlling an individual to focus on currency. 

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While trying to find the answers to my critical question “To what extent are our motivations and ideas about prosperity being influenced by this notion that time is money?” I used four articles and an anonymous survey given through google forums to explore this question. I found that although time is essential in order to have complex societies It can also be weaponized in order to control the productivity of individuals in the many facets of society. The weaponizing of “time” by brainwashing “time is money” into our societies has a direct influence on our motivations and ideas, when surveyed 86.7% of people said that “time does equal money.” This ideology transforms our society into a machine with the goal to be as productive as possible.

Now that people are getting paid for their time and now their time directly pays for their finance then they’re going to spend their time differently and that will change the way an individual thinks or behaves. This thought process came about when “time” was constructed into a tangible interpretation such as currency we were able to quantify it and use it to control the productivity of individuals in the workplace. This has changed our perception of time where every second of our lives is not just one to be perceived as part of our existence but as money itself.  Employers have weaponized our sense of time by adding artificial units to our lives to serve the interests of corporations changing how we experience our lives conditioned through capitalism. (256)

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Results of the survey:
out of 15 people,
100% of people said they looked at the time often, 66.7% said they check the time over 15+ times a day, 73.3% of people said that time stresses them out, 73.3% of people said they feel like they're racing against the clock, 60% of people said they try to be as productive as possible to save time, 86.7% of people think "Time is Money," 86.7% of people said they would develop a different perception without a standardized time.