Summary
This quote suggests that money, like manure or fertilizer, shouldn't be hoarded or kept stagnant. It implies that money's value lies in its circulation and redistribution. Just as muck benefits crops when distributed and spread across the fields, money becomes valuable when it is put to use and circulated within an economy. The quote implies that money is not inherently good unless it is used to benefit others or stimulate economic growth.
Topics
Money
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