also, the material attributes have nothing to do with subjective preference. it’s only the potency of the monetary object.
your preferences don’t affect the durability of gold.
your preferences don’t affect its fungibility either.
not matter how it is sliced, the point is irrelevant
Preferences can definitely affect fungibility when gold can be distinguished depending on many factors, such as the different measurements of karats in each piece of gold; as well as its shape and form i.e a kind of gold jewelry created with more craftsmanship will be more favored over one made by an amateur.
list out and measure the characteristics of an object.
your preferences are not in the object.
that doesn’t mean ur preferences cannot play a factor in the process as a whole, but when measuring the object, you won’t find them.
that’s why Aristotle is so important, you avoid mistaking parts for wholes.
When people are talking about this or that, you know what bucket it belongs to, the matter, the form, or the composite of both.
