“It's a shame, when I'm at the checkout line, and the cashier holds up my bill to the light, in search for a ghost president, or slashing a yellow marker to see if counterfeit. Even in money we can't be trusted. Makes we wonder whats next, will the government make a marker to slash our hand, or an x-ray we will have to walk through, to check if we have a dishonest heart or corrupt spirit?”

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About Anthony Liccione

Anthony Liccione is an American philosopher and writer. His work explores the intersection of ethics, technology, and human flourishing, particularly in how digital culture shapes contemporary values. He is known for his accessible yet rigorous analyses of modern dilemmas, blending moral philosophy with practical wisdom.

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