There are three fundamental concepts in our world: objectivity, subjectivity, and intersubjectivity. Each of them plays a key role in our perception of reality and interaction with others.
The objective is something that exists independently of our judgments, opinions, and points of view.
Subjective is what is true for one, two, or several people, but false or unimportant for others.
Intersubjective is what is true for everyone or the majority. people, an entire society, or a culture.
Money is a vivid example of an intersubjective concept. By themselves , coins, banknotes and electronic numbers have no objective value. They cannot exist outside of our perception and agreement. But almost all the people of the planet tacitly agreed that money is the main currency of exchange.
Someone thinks that money is the root of evil. But in fact, they have become the highest point of trust and mutual understanding. As soon as a person realized the need for an exchange, he began to look for ways to simplify this process. Money has become the perfect solution. After all, it's always inconvenient to barter things and each time come up with the price of one goat in the currency of a different number of cabbages .
Money unites people of different religions, political views and philosophical beliefs. They have become a universal language that everyone understands. No matter what we believe in, we all use money to exchange and trade.
However, finance is not just a tool. This is a myth created by mankind to simplify life. They have become the cause of power and wealth, which, as we know, can corrupt people. But this is the paradox of man: to invent something that, according to the idea, simplifies life, but adds nuances.
Don't be greedy. Earn a lot of money honestly. Happy New Year to all!
