> Earning money means somebody loosing it. It is only possible to earn w/o somebody loosing by either narrowing the definition of somebody, or limit the time frame in which the process is occurring.
That's absolutely not true and completely at odds with any kind of mainstream economics.
You're focusing on money, where what you should be really focusing on is wealth - and wealth can absolutely be created "from thin air". (Luckily, money can also be created from thin air to keep up with the new amount of wealth in the world, but that's a whole other topic).
The simplest example of new wealth creation is new technology - if I figure out a way to make the same product, only faster/better/etc, then I'll be able to offer the same "product" at less money, thereby making everyone better off. Assume for the sake of argument that I'm the only one creating this product - in the real world, this might hurt competitors in the short run, which makes sense - it gives me an incentive to create new technology! But technology propagates in the long run, so eventually everyone is making the prodcuts more cheaply, and anyone who buys them wins.