Become Interesting When Missing

Bleed

Borrow Importance From Scarcity

End A Friendship

Leave A Scent On Your Hands

Need A Container

Need Belief

Only Exist Because People Cooperate

Start A Fight

Transform Whatever They Touch

money

borrowing

dad joke

borrowing money

riddle

coin

astronaut

space

Starbucks

Innuendo

dollar bill

Dough

mirror

profit

collective noun

quarreling

trivia

bumper sticker

phobia

Chuck Norris

adulthood

finance

personal finance

greed

nihilism

dating

gentleman

happiness

ownership

spending money

Deep Thoughts

bank

capitalism

wine

ice cream

rich

wealth

airport

hangover

sexual fantasy

inheritance

saving money

financial planning

is a blessing that is of no advantage to us excepting when we part with it.

Money. A blessing that is of no advantage to us excepting when we part with it.

is a bottomless sea, in which honor, conscience and truth may be drowned.

Money is a bottomless sea, in which honor, conscience and truth may be drowned

is a durable consumer good, an asset, and place to store wealth very temporarily characterized for its convenience, security, and perfect liquidity.

a durable consumer good held for the services it renders, and yielding a flow of services proportional to the stock.

is a global instrument whereas, in the 18th century, it was a local instrument.

Today, money sloshes around the globe quite easily, from Zanzibar to Berkeley Square in milliseconds. But back in the 18th century, money was a local instrument. (Kessler 2004 : 65)

Money is a great servant but a bad master. Francis Bacon

is a great treasure that only increases as you give it away.

Money is a great treasure that only increases as you give it away. Francis Bacon

is a handmaiden, if thou knowest how to use it... a mistress, if thou knowest not.

Money is a handmaiden, if thou knowest how to use it... a mistress, if thou knowest not.

is a link between intersubjective and intrasubjective reality, for it circulates all values, whether physical or psychical, mediating external and internal worlds. As such, desires that do not have an exchange value are alienated. The power of realizing these desires without an outlet is thus necessarily projected onto money.

In contrast, Freud provides some key insights into the subjective (psychological) dimension of what it means to live in a cornmodified and monetized world. For Freud, money is a link between intersubjective and intrasubjective reality. . . . For money circulates all values, whether physical or psychical, mediating external and internal worlds. It lodges itself in a super-ego that has become monetized... and this commodities the ego in so far as the latter is judged by and measures itself against the super-ego. This means that desires that do not have an exchange value are alienated. They have no outlet if they are repressed. They have no outlet if they are repressed... but the individual can still project the power of realizing these desires onto money.

money, n.All

money