The Island Of Stone Money On the island of Yap, people used giant stone coins that weighed thousands of pounds. The island's story helps answer a fundamental economic question: What is money?

I’m just going to leave this here…

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Who is the real threat in LA?

I don’t mean to imply that unemployment can be awesome. At the of the day we all derive not just monetary but personal value from being employed. I’m just saying that no one needs to resign because of this insane political situation that’s being created by bad actors.

Whoever put this together deserves an award.

No really. Just hit follow all. A wonderful assortment of pro American views from both side of the aisle.

Don’t resign. The shame of being fired isn’t in play here. Make them fire you so you can make them pay the unemployment money that companies have to pay into. The broken capitalists wouldn’t condone this if they had to live up to their obligations.

Just finished listening to David Gelles’ “The Man Who Broke Capitalism.” You should promote it as required reading alongside your new book.

Sadly we’re telling ourselves the courts could still uphold the constitution. Unfortunately we already nullified the courts when we let the system fail to prosecute a felon for his attempted insurrection. Then we elected him back into the most powerful position in the country. Game over.

Carl Sagan published this 30 years ago, 1995.
Bullseye.