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In math, it's about money.

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Briefings

A article presents a personal anecdote where the author's child, after extensive questioning, concluded that the state's demand for money is the primary goal. This suggests a potential shift in how children perceive economic systems, potentially indicating a broader societal trend toward questioning state authority and its financial demands.

Key points

• The author's child concluded that the state's demand for money is the primary goal after extensive questioning.
• The child's conclusions were described as 'unas ingénuas, outras bastante radicais' (some naive, some quite radical).

Context

This finding suggests a potential shift in how children perceive economic systems, potentially indicating a broader societal trend toward questioning state authority and its financial demands.

Limitations

The evidence is a single anecdote from a personal interview, lacking broader statistical support or longitudinal data to confirm if this represents a widespread societal trend.

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