Keynes, in his Treatise on Money, in a footnote at the beginning of Chapter
35, referring to the love of money, as a footnote pointing to the work of
the Hungarian psychoanalyst, Sandor Ferenczi, who was famous for his work
on that subject. Ferenczi argued that the love of money was a continuation
of infants' fascination with their own feces.



Ferenczi, Sandor. 1914. "The Ontogenesis of Interest in Money." In Sex in
Psycho-Analysis (Contributions to Psycho-Analysis) (NY: Basic Books, 1950):
pp. 319-31.



I turns out that Keynes and Ferenczi were up to something.



Devlin, Hannah. 2015. "Gold in faeces is worth millions and could save the
environment." The Guardian (25 March).
http://www.theguardian.com/science/2015/mar/23/gold-in-faeces-worth-millions-save-environment
.



"Sewage sludge contains traces of gold, silver and platinum at levels that
would be seen as commercially viable by traditional prospectors. "The gold
we found was at the level of a minimal mineral deposit," said Kathleen
Smith...
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