Money is the base line to measure value and you want to create an other base line to measure it by using things that, ultimatly, will be priced in bitcoin.
I don't know how to tell you this dosen't make sense.
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No. You don't measure value in money. That might seem so but you measure value in purchasing power. When we measure value in money, then because that money is stable in purchasing power an we got used to it. Bitcoins purchasing power is everything but stable, so we can never get used to it. Plus a bunch of other issues that arise from unpredictable valuation volatility.
What's the difference between money and purchasing power?
What's the purchasing power of 10 pineapple?
The purchasing power of 1h of my labor?
If saifedean ever get on nostr we gotta try to get him to help us settle this.
I feel like there's one step back your not taking to look at money.
Like atheist are unable to see what existence is because they're unable to take that step back and see that the simple fact that things can be real is existences. Existences is not the real thing that are inside of it.
But... anyway. Let's get back to money.