In modern time the world really have forgotten what the money is. Why the humanity invented it, what was (and should be) its function in the society? Maybe it is better to compare this tool to other inventions done during centuries, used and developed? Why the society was developing the used units to make them as exact as possible? Here is a trial to show that the society step by step developed the tools of social cooperation. Mainstream goal always was to find better possibility to make honest contracts, to do easy exchanges, to trade easily. To look at in history it is possible to see how it was changing all the measurement units during time: many different measure unit of weight mainly came into one precise kg, many different measurement units of length mainly came into one precise Meter, many different measurement units of time came to second, so, nowadays kg, meter, second and some more different units are most precise ones and used by humanity as they are very usable in the contracts. The money too, in the 19th century came to gold (and silver) and became most trustable tool of measurement of value. And something happened in 20th century, something what the money did not deserve. Modern world has stepped back in case of money.
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History and Money, Stability of Money, Durability of Money, Political Temperature, Value of Money, Time and Money, Devaluation, Role of Measuring
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