I couldn't agree with you more, my friend. While there are certainly many things that are more important than money, it is nonetheless a fundamental aspect of our modern world. As you rightly point out, money serves as an efficient means of exchange, allowing us to engage in complex economic transactions that would otherwise be impossible.

However, not all monies are created equal. Fiat currencies are certainly prone to manipulation and inflation, eroding their value over time and making them unsuitable for use as a reliable store of value.

Bitcoin, on the other hand, represents a truly revolutionary form of money. With a finite supply of 21 million coins, Bitcoin is immune to the inflationary pressures that afflict fiat currencies. Instead, it serves as a stable, reliable unit of account that can be used to measure value across a wide range of economic transactions.

In this sense, Bitcoin truly represents a "ruler" or "yardstick" that can outlast all other forms of money. It is my sincere hope that Bitcoin will continue to grow in importance and value, ushering in a new era of economic freedom and technological innovation.