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What is Money?
Money, derived from the Latin, moneta, meaning mint.
Specifically from the process of striking coin, to mint a piece of metal. A recognizable coin to represent some quantity of a commodity.
Commodity derives from the Latin, commoditas, meaning advantage or convenience.
Coins certainly are convenient!
Money is actually only another convenient tool.
Tool, derived from the Old English, tol, meaning a device to perform work.
Money is an invention. It is a technology like the zero.
Technology, derived from the Greek, tekhne, meaning skill and legein, meaning speak.
Money is a place holder for Value.
Value, derived from the Latin, valere, meaning to be strong, to be worth.
The goal of a business is revenue.
Revenue, derived from the Old French, revenir, meaning to return.
Cash, derived from the Obsolete French, casse, meaning money box
A business is an organized occupied state of being, an effort to produce revenue to put in the cash box.
Organize, from the Latin, organum, meaning instrument.
With revenue, a return on your efforts, the company gains value, a.k.a strength. With strength uncertainty can be sifted to certainty.
The job of all members of a company is to increase company value.
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