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“Modern bankers deem it unfortunate that they are no longer thought of as gods.”
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“corporation has no face, yet it asks to be trusted. Its form invoked a debtor made of paper — one that could outlive its founders and bind strangers through rules rather than kinship. Sovereign credit stretched trust across states; corporate credit across commerce. Belief now rested on an organisation with no body, yet with obligations all the same.”
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“We may have changed our gods—from Yahweh and Zeus to the Invisible Hand and the Central Bank—but the need to believe has not disappeared.”
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