Anyone have any more examples for an ecological fallacy?
https://www.encyclopedia.com/social-sciences-and-law/sociology-and-social-reform/sociology-general-terms-and-concepts/ecological-fallacy

Do any of you like the idea of using electricity as currency

I just randomly thought about this idea

No. Because not everyone can produce it

?

Currency serves nobody if people cannot get easy enough access to it

Electricity can be currency

Like $ being tied to oil

you can store it in batteries

it's fungible

Oil is going down

you can transfer it

many of those can be debunked easily with: correlation does not imply causation

it has immediate value

Elec is going up

`Like $ being tied to oil`
thats not true

The dollar is tied to oil

It does have value but, how does a 'normal person' produce it?

cats

Without working in a plant

or having their own solar panels, etc, etc

You can get on a bike and produce electricity.

That's true - but enough to make it valuable?

How does a office worker make money without working in a gold mine or an oil rig

Because labour has value

Yes, and labor can produce electricity.

And labour can be traded

I think I will make a bike that can charge a battery.

The concept is workable

I think it will be like that

Let's see if someone has already made something like that

So what, you work in an office and get paid in batteries?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_g9t9I-KKTw

@Undead Mockingbird someone has

@Ronano credit card

No physical currency

Energy credits

In the end, only energy has value.

Big reform

@Undead Mockingbird yes

Because, anything you might want is related to energy.