Yes. Us Aussies are hardcore mate

Same here mate :/

The only change that having no money would be that more people could survive and live out their lives happily. Greed would virtually disappear, wars too, slavery, limited education, all of this could be gone, if only humanity focuses on uniting our species and working together rather than winning this human 'race'

I really think you don't understand my point here.
It's not that difficult to keep a place clean. It's not some kind of magical knowledge only privileged people have. And if you think it is you need to get off of your fucking high-horse and meet reality.
More to the point, my whole idea here is that humans don't really /need/ money to do anything. Think about it. If you just went and built a house without paying for the resources all you would need is the knowledge of how to do it. The only difficulty you would encounter would be society complaining that you did not pay for it.
I don't see why you can't understand that money is not the pinacle of human survival.
Back to the original post, what kind of uneducated idiot are you to not realise that we legit need to pay to be alive. We need to pay for food, water, shelter and our own education. All the while, nothing would be different if we didn't need to do so. (to be continued)

Wow. You are far more stupid than I originally thought.
First if all: im not suggesting someone else live with me. Im saying that we should give people without homes their /own/ ones. It's not like there isn't plenty to go around.
Second of all: this is the point of my entire argument, houses do not need value. Value is simply the concept of money drilled into our brains. No one is going to die when their house looses 'value'. Honestly I try to not care about such trivial things. I'm a bit more worried about if my house is doing its job and keeping me alive rather than its goddamn 'value'
Thirdly, why would a homeless man/woman not have the means to maintain a house? Talking from past experience, when you lose something you tend to be extremely careful to not do it again when you gain it back.

I think it's quite obvious to see that that's not what I meant. It costs nothing to build a house or shelter, but today it does because humans managed to put a price on everything.
It's still very possible to live in our advanced society without needing to worry about money.
Did you know that in the US there is more empty houses than homeless people? Why can't they just live in those houses? Because they don't have enough money. This is not right, it is inhumane. Is anyone benefitting from millions of empty houses everywhere? No. But they remain empty purely because everyone is so damn obsessed with money and will not find the humanity within themselves to allow another person to live.

But without any of these things, you are essentially homeless. You need money for food in our society, and hunting is no longer common knowledge among humans since the concept of currency has begun to rule our lives.
We are incapable to surviving without money. I'd like to see you try it.

Do we see this kind of chaos in the animal kingdom though? In some species maybe yes, but it's not every day. Animals have figured out a way to live peacefully with one another (aside from the fact that most species are hunted by another) why is it that we can not? Greed. That's why. Money has made us greedy, animals have no concept of it and thus have no wars, no homelessness, all have equal educations according to the mental evolution per species. If you ask me, they're better off.

In reply to the original comment here, the only flaw I see in that is that some people will like a really chatty waitress/waiter and will tip well for being friendly and stuff. But I on the other hand would feel annoyed, I came to the place to eat, not to chat with someone I don't know.

No one wants you when you have no heart and...