The end of history causes the end of real money.
There is virtual money left.
Notwithstanding Fukushima's intention, "end of history" may get interpreted as end of real time.
Without real time there likely cannot happen history. There is a lot of virtual time left only.
That's the result of obsessive and unscrupulous time saving (streamlining, rationalisation) for the economic efficiency of performing as well as consuming processes.
But this time got saved on the costs of individual human time to be (to be discerned from lifetime which has changed to a quantity of time reserved to consume and be efficient resp. available for the needs of the system and/or of it's subsystems).
The time we manage, is lifeless and hence experienced as virtual, dipped like ice cream and distributed on modulated duty and/or activity fields.
It cannot surprise, that, in correspondence with the global financial confession and cult of "time is money", the money globally managed is absolutely virtual and has nothing to do anymore with real time corresponding to human being resp. human individual ex(s)istence.
