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Originally Posted by Steve Pavlina  Since money is social debt, having lots of money means that you've given much more value than you received. |
It doesn't really always work that way - lottery, funds, finding money on the street. Maybe you could say playing Black Jack for high stakes creates social debt as per the entertainment value you contribute for others...
I suppose to some extent money doesn't necessarily have to be linked to created value directly; that discounts money found on the street that could 'turn up' as a reward for something you contributed.
Also, what about stolen money or money from things that were stolen and sold?