the first generation of paper notes represented the agreed upon value of the rocks owned by whoever printed the notes, the second generation of paper notes represented the agreed upon value of hypothetical rocks that only theoretically exist on paper, and the current generation of paper notes represents the quantity of rocks that are equal to the hypothetical value of everything a country (that probably didn't even print the notes) theoretically owns and produces.
I could be wrong, but I think that's pretty close.
Or when they are standing in front of the TV.
Dentist on the Death Star treating a patient: "The novocaine should have taken effect now. This won't hurt a bit."
Dentist leans in with his drill as his patient anxiously waits for the drill's contact with the tooth.
Death Star explodes
True vegans drink water and eat salt
Maybe the rest of us. Jury's still out on you...
No. Money has a set value that does not change in relation to how many other pieces of currency exist.
Inflation/deflation affects the price of goods not the value of the money used to purchase them.
The way I see it:
the first generation of paper notes represented the agreed upon value of the rocks owned by whoever printed the notes, the second generation of paper notes represented the agreed upon value of hypothetical rocks that only theoretically exist on paper, and the current generation of paper notes represents the quantity of rocks that are equal to the hypothetical value of everything a country (that probably didn't even print the notes) theoretically owns and produces.
I could be wrong, but I think that's pretty close.
The Butterfly Effect has nothing to do with butterflies, wind, or any specific situations.
Nope
*too
Only if you cash it after the celebrities death
Or taste buds, or hair, or skin for that matter
my mom introduced me to my sister when I was born, we met for the first time at the hospital
dumb
Only 2 of the previous 3 responses are ironic...
Damn, we still have that in 2020?