Something you don’t believe

the whole idea of currency is that we all agree that it has value

if we didn't, it would be worth nothing

Is the value subjective or not?

Because the labor theory of value says value is not subjective

the whole point of currency is that it has value that large numbers of people agree on

it's designed to be as objective as possible

Is value subjective or not?

the intent of currency is to provide objective value

Is value subjective or not?

in some cases

In all cases

is a dollar worth less to you than it is to anyone else?

yes

Then it is subjective

if I have a dollar and you have a dollar, can we both buy something that is one dollar?

yes

then that is objective value

you have set a base

a backing

But the value of that object is subjective

that doesn't come into it

yes

you said yourself, you can use your money for whatever you want

You can't argue with someone who thinks private property and personal property is the same @DA GOMMIE JOO

Maybe I don’t want to buy anything with the dollar

Maybe I want to save it and buy something more expensive that does have value to me

that doesn't change the fact that you can do it if you choose

it's not about what you want
it's about what is capable

The thing purchased may not have value to me

With the single dollar

(can't believe I'm about to say this)
facts don't care about your feelings

So now you are getting into utility function

Feels>>>reals poster spotted

Utility doesn’t mean value

the dollar is designed to be a universal indicator of value

the whole point of a dollar is that it has value

all things have a dollar price

$1 million could be worth nothing to me