I've never understood the point of view that money is the least significant aspect of life. Organized societies can't exist without it at any significant scale. Life would suck majorly. Of course it's a primary focus in a failing society with broken money. The other use cases hardly matter until we fix the foundation of humanity. I think this is why you see hardcore Bitcoiners (those living on a Bitcoin standard, not finance or NGU bois) focusing on higher level things. But the problem is assuming that other people are there yet. We are very few at this stage. Most people are unthinking slugs. The handful of others are just starting to ask what money even is. I think it's normal to see the dominant narratives centered around finance and money. It's the most useful framing *right now* because our societies have a broken foundation. We can't really ascend until enough of us fix that. But I agree that we can move on to other frames. I just expect to be lonely for a while.