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>Costless, Limitless, Meaningless Money, Part I - Adrian Ash - Bullion Vault
The Greeks invented democracy, the Olympics, metaphysics and tragedy. Those last two might have come thanks to the fact they also invented money, which itself might prove just as important as it is ironic today.
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Lovely - surely the 1/2 drachma argument from Prodicus or 2 or 4? More irony - these Greeks as always could have had more money under some tighter auspice except their tragedians won't tolerate the heavy hand, and then they fall for tragedy everytime, or their tyrants ignore the gods, and that's the same recipe somehow - or so the tradegy speaks of. The courtesan for her part just says she's for Easter.


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