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All Money Is Made of Trust
Modern money has no intrinsic value—it can be gold, silver, paper, or electronic data—but functions because everyone trusts a shared authority like the Federal Reserve and the stories it tells; at the deepest level all money is made simply of trust, and over 90% of dollars exist only as electronic data.
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Yuval HarariEvidence Quote
“as long as everybody believes in the same authority--let's say, the Federal Reserve in the United States... then this trust enables them to trade effectively”
Created: 6/13/2026, 12:18:45 AM
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