The ok sign makes that skeleton @jigantie

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eobVBf5S8uM&t=1s

https://i.imgur.com/i98HxGC.jpg

Hey idiots, none of this even matters when money isn't even real. It's just a piece of paper with no inherent value.

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money inherently cant be real

money is a token of agreement on subjective value

Money can’t be real because ur mum gay

so you admit that the 'economy' isn't real and is just discussed by people who want to sound smart

the economy is the measured effects of human action

human actions are real, the transfer of subjective value between individuals is real, even if you cant touch subjective value

you could of course debate the realness of the expectation of getting compensated for your work
but that would be silly

all the numbers are based on a social construct, but it's a very practical social construct, it gets things built and problems solved

ya but money isn't real you said so

its not real, but a very practical tool

also since money isn't real they should make everything free

when something is free it's the same as saying it has no value

venezuelan currency is almost free at this point

but I want more swords

are agreements real?

depends on if you're agreeing to give me a sword

lets say i do
would that agreement be real?

yes. should I give you my adrdess, or are you going to give me the money for it

what makes it real?

make it a katana

because I want a sword

how much money would you need for a katana?

wait good point

that would need japanese money and you probably don't have any of that

it depends on how what a katana seller would want for it

ya, but youre not japanese.

Thanks for the offer anyway, maybe I'll find a way to get one some day

you would have to reach an agreement with someone who possesses a katana

I'd agree to whatever he wanted.

because he has a katana, and you don't mess with a guy with a katana

katanas are the most overrated sword in human history

until after the trade when you have the katana, and the tables are turned

the whole "folded over a thousand times" thing was done because japanese steel sucks ass and needs all it's imperfections meticulously hammered out

Yeah, but that's just a case of weaboos being weaboos. They're fine swords and impressive given the shitty source of Iron Japan had to deal with.

Didn't they use a wallhanger for that test? I wouldn't take anything on TV as educational when it comes to historic weaponry.