A 77 minute animated documentary which explains, in simple terms, where money comes from.
Essential viewing on money and the banking system. Money As Debt is a fast-paced and highly entertaining animated feature by Canadian artist & videographer, Paul Grignon. It explains today’s magically perverse DEBT-MONEY SYSTEM in terms that are easy to understand.
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Derek R. Audette is a multi-disciplined artist and writer whose work explores the intersection of narrative, form, and the modern human experience. A fixture in the Ottawa creative scene, he continues to push boundaries across various media. Discover his latest projects at www.DerekAudette.Com.
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Nine years is a long time to spend rolling your eyes, Kid. Tell me, which of your sacred cows did you find being skewered on this web site that drove you to lash out anonymously with your little “Well, your Mom’s fat!” comment?
Just cruising the internet, came across your blog, and wanted to tell you that you are a baby. You were the kid who interrupts class to say a stupid joke, laugh at it yourself, then look around at the other students, who avoid eye contact with you. Then the teacher says, “Ok, Derek. That’s enough.” Everybody knows people like you, and we’ve been rolling our eyes and shaking our heads at you since the 1st grade.