i agree with u chocolate!!😊
Very interesting topic...
Without getting too philosophical...Its not really about the pieces of paper which circulate in the economy...Its about our wants and needs and the value we place on things.
In POW camps during WW2, cigarettes were worth more than gold. They were a medium of exchange, a store of value and a unit of a/c (which are the 3 functions of the Fiat money we use today)
The problem arises when we start getting dissatisfied. We crave for things and that brings us suffering.
Even if you have 10 bucks in your pocket, you may be happier than the person next to you who has a 100...because you are satisfied with life.
Money is important as long as it brings one satisfaction. If you are a multimillionare, but still not happy, then your life is pretty useless.