Mammon is not the currency.
Mammon is the self-repeating pattern of exchange.
Let S = {s₁, s₂, ..., sₙ} represent agents.
Each agent is a temporary state through which value passes.
pᵢⱼ = probability that money moves from agent i to agent j
The system does not remember origin.
It only resolves the next transition.
Exchange forgets intention.
Speech forgets origin.
Only continuation remains.
At equilibrium, the system repeats without instruction.
Distribution stabilizes while movement persists.
Transitions are utterances.
Probabilities are habits.
The matrix is grammar.
Money is not stored value.
It is the trace of movement between states.
Mammon is not located in any agent.
Mammon is not the currency itself.
Mammon is the persistence of transition.
The compulsion of exchange continuing.
No terminal state exists.
Only circulation.
The subject appears to possess money but functions only as a state within its circulation. Their position is determined entirely by probabilities of interaction. What is perceived as ownership is only temporary stabilization within flow.