Change: 1958-)1945-) is a Russian bioelectochemist notable for his 2007 book Money: Virtual Energy - Economy through the Prism of Thermodynamics, in which economy, modeled as an irreversible thermodynamic system, performs work necessary for functioning of society, at the expense of the dissipation of energy. [1]   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 480)

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Change: 1850 "working body", Ksenzhek correctly outlines the view of what he calls a “working medium”. Specifically, he gives a very basic neurochemical human thermodynamic view in which endorphins, i.e. the body’s natural   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 478)

Change: Subsequently, according to Ksenzhek, the modern economy exploits the various endorphin channels with every-increasing intensity, via advertising, commercials, the image in the mind of becoming   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 477)

Change: economic thermodynamics work of Frederick Soddy, from his 1926 book Virtual Wealth and Debt, Ksenzhek argues that "money" plays a fundamental role of virtual energy specific for economic processes and makes possible the mutual coupling of energy flows distinct in their nature.[2]Currently, Ksenzhek is the   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 198)

Change:  of energy processes in plants, their interconnection and arrangement, and the estimation of intrinsic energy needs of the plant connected with performing various physiological functions.[3]References 1. Ksenzhek, Octavian S. (2007). Money: Virtual Energy - Economy through the Prism of Thermodynamics, Universal Publishers.2. Soddy, F. (1926). Virtual   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 197)

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