Category Archives: Stone Money

Unearthing the Enigma of Stone Money Imagine a form of currency so colossal that it defies conventional wisdom, and to make it even more intriguing, it resides beneath the ocean’s surface! The Yapese people of Yap Island, which is tucked … Continue reading →

From Stones to Dollars In a world where transactions govern our daily lives, money stands as a cornerstone upon which our modern economies are built. From barter systems to the financial instruments of the 21st century, the evolution of money … Continue reading →

The Value of Money: Applicable in Purpose or Unequivocally Meaningless? When I think of money, many things come to mind. Money is life sustaining. Money also provides a fortress for the inner workings of economies and is often, if not … Continue reading →

Needs a Title PeterGriffin, this post was hard to find because you left it out of the Stone Money category. You did TAG it, but we don’t use tags, so it didn’t show up in searches. I didn’t want to … Continue reading →

Money is something majority think about on a day to day basis, but is money truly the route to happiness? Many people work hard and base all their goals to lead to one thing, being rich and having money of … Continue reading →

What Can We Take Away From Money? Everything we do is dictated by money. You could argue that it is one of the most influential things in human history. And on the surface, the concept of money is incredibly easy … Continue reading →

I find it crazy how our views about money change throughout our lives. When we were five, we thought that one dollar was enough to get us everything we have ever wanted. When we were fifteen, we thought we were … Continue reading →

The Psychology of Money Money is something that has been present in societies for a long time. Belief is an integral part of what makes money valuable. The belief that what we exchange for goods and services is valuable comes … Continue reading →

Minds and Money Money is one of the things we are taught from a young age to value, along with possessions as well. Kids trade snacks at lunchtime, the same way trading goods was common before any currency was established, … Continue reading →

The Stone Rush What would you do as a child if you saw a dollar on the street? I would have picked it up as a child and showed my mom immediately. I would have thought I was rich because … Continue reading →