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Michael Snoyman published a striking post this week: Kabbalah and Economics (15 July 2026), a sequel to his earlier comparison of Kabbalah with Haskell. This time he maps the Kabbalistic categories of giving and receiving — each split by action and intent — onto four economic settings: violence, free markets, socialism, and low time preference.

We read it against our axiomatic monetary theory (MoMaT). Where Snoyman argues normatively and theologically, we argue formally and institutionally — and the structural parallels run deeper than the difference in idiom suggests.