In order to fully understand economics and the money system and the solutions to their problems one must be astute not only in these disciplines, but also in the broadness of philosophy and the “on the ground’ conventions and realities of the subset of double entry bookkeeping known as cost accounting. In other words these additional studies are essential to seeing the truths in “the big picture” and the empirical significances of economics and the money system, and then to appropriately integrate their insights. As Wisdom is actually the the integrative process of what is most true, most workable and most ethical itself, these two disciplines become essential in deciphering such.

Even in addition to these bodies of knowledge having an intimate knowledge/experience of Time as both a moment and a flow of moments enables the economic and monetary theorist to better see and understand dynamic flows of data and of dynamic rules that being continuously in effect are significant instead of being merely static balance sheet data. An intimate knowledge of Time is actually the outer equivalent/counterpart to calculus.