26 sats \ 2 replies \ @Satosora 5h \ on: Copernicus Was Also Right in Economics econ
"That which ought to be a measure, however, must always preserve a fixed and constant standard. Otherwise, public order is necessarily disturbed, with buyers and sellers being cheated in many ways."
This reminds me of how morals have also degraded, and now we as a society are suffering for it.
That's a good connection. We never know what the downstream consequences will be of changing social norms, whether that's the composition of money or what we consider acceptable behavior.