Rai Stones: The Most Mysterious Currency in History

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A pun so brutal I thought I might’ve missed Thoughty2 saying it in this video

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[@aziris7257]

"I will buy this banana for 1 Rai Stone." "Where is the Rai Stone?" "At the bottom of the sea." "I accept."

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You don't buy that for petty stuff,,,grow your own banana

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IRS: What happened to all your rai stones? Me: I lost them in a tragic boating accident…

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Every Bitcoiner's fate as well. 😂

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From the caves of stoneage Europe, the cries could be heard: "BIIIIIIITTTTTCOOONNNNEEECTTT!"

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"Why bitcoin was actually invented 600 years ago" is the original, soon to be changed title.

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People are pretty emotional in crypto at the moment so I wouldn't be surprised lol

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@@darkoshadowfury read it again

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Did they also have some prehistoric version of Elon Musk manipulating the giant rock market?

[@BraddahSpliff]

Well that one guy that brought in the tools was basically that.

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Check the islands for underground tunnels.

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_Ronks_

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Styner Grimm lol

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Don't give Musk so much credit. The whales aren't paying attention to him.

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That’s not bitcoin, that Mr. Krabs’s 1st dime.

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Na ah... It's Scrooge McDuck first

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[@Miller_Time]

The writers of that episode probably knew about these stones

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My dad only give me one million measly dollars to start a business.. hmmm 😊

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You put the dime in me pants, 2! You put the dime in me pants! Or 3! YOU PUT THE DIME IN ME PANTS!😂

[@RealMadrid-lj6vm]

Just imagine a person in medieval Europe going aroung shouting," Doge to the moonn!"

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Did they even know what the moon was then?😅

[@ScotchOffTheRocks]

Elon Musket

[@RadenWA]

That would be awkward considering “Doge” was actually a term for some kind of Italian chief of state back then...

[@turperper]

Doge was title for a ruler of the Venetian Republic. I think they'd know the word "Doge" in some capacity.

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@Ricky Bobby chief of chef?🤣

[@TheObsesedAnimeFreaks]

lets not foget that every stone is unique, introducing an element of cryptography.

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Nah nah : lythography. OK I get my coat ....

[@imsavor]

Yeh you’re gonna need to explain this one

[@jaybirdbennett8648]

Absolutely correct

[@Spookspek]

*Nonfungibility Rai stone NFTs when

[@TheObsesedAnimeFreaks]

@@imsavor it's virtually impossible to create a fake rei stone, and every stone is uniquely identifiable. These are elements of cryptographic tokens and currencies, the stones themselves aren't cryptographic though. They simply lack the math and encryption needed to make them that. reason why I said it introduces an element of cryptography, rather then they are literally cryptographic.

[@CountDain7]

Now I know why Mr. Krabs is so crazy about his “first dime”

[@mt-9320]

Their stoneblockchain technology was truly ahead of its time

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Seamless transition. Almost didn’t realize it was an ad.

[@ShaneMcGrath.]

Canned food and bags of rice! The way the world is going, Currencies are the last thing to worry about. Food is the only commodity that can't be postponed, When you need it you need it!

[@soup6482]

Imagine you are proposing marriage to your wife, you get down on one knee and wait for your 100 men to haul in a Rai Stone

[@ailouros24]

or you get on one knee and you spread your arms wide to show how big it is, waiting for her fathers somber approval. is it bigger than his own?

[@mikechasmar4154]

The Rai people aren't simps. They don't bow down to silly women like the white man does

[@forresthenry9535]

What woman wouldn’t say yes to a guy who commands a hundred men just to carry around his change?

[@bishopchalik8561]

Imagine it? I’ve done it.

[@davidanderson_surrey_bc]

Yap bartender: Why so glum, chum? Yap customer: I gave my wife a two-ton Rai stone wedding ring, and now she won't lift a finger. Yap bartender: You're not actually supposed to put it on her hand, you moron!

[@coinholio470]

@Thoughty2 You briefly mentioned the mining aspect, but is important to note that both rai stones and Bitcoin are backed by "proof of work". For the stones, that is the process of mining them and crafting them, for Bitcoin that's the means of expending large amounts of electricity to power computers that search through a vast numberset for solutions that satisfy the algorithm and award a "block" of Bitcoin.

[@bigbrisk8423]

Naw its backed by nothing its only worth what ppl will spend and for some reason ppl will spend alot lmfao kinda dumb ngl

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"Why Bitcoin Was Actually Invented 600 Years Ago" -Original Title

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he added “on a remote island”

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Changed to by mysterious tribe

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Can we all just take a moment to appreciate the editing

[@TheJohnnyCalifornia]

Honestly, I doubt any society really relied on bartering. Instead, it was more likely if someone in your group needed something, then you gave it to them or someone else just gave it to them with the understanding that they would "pay it back" or "pay it forward" whenever you or that other person needed something. Most early humans were fairly self sufficient so simply giving each other things and helping out is what made a society work. No need for barter or money, and even in many villages, families and close friends today, debts between are forgiven or cancelled out as a matter of process without the need for money to change hands. Trade between different villages or cultures in a larger nation-like region or between different nations and empires was far more likely the origin of money as these would be economic transactions between groups that were mostly separate otherwise and so did not have the normal enforcement of cultural mores and peer pressure to remain honest. Then as civilizations and cosmopolitan interactions grew more complex, money would crucial to maintain the development of a much larger economy. However, even in these cultures, debt forgiveness - the jubilee - was necessary to maintain the social bonds as everyone knew unending debt would eventually swallow the entire economy and degrade the social connections.

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The original title was: Why Bitcoin was actually invented 600 years ago

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What

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So currency that physically doesn't move, despite changing owners? I see why the title referred to these Bitcoins.

[@quinnoshaughnessy]

kind of like real estate. land never moves, but is traded, swapped, sold, given different values over time and is used as a commodity. in that sense, land is kind of like the rai stones and computer money, too.

[@miblish5168]

or any currency that's not in cash form. You get your paycheck electronically deposited and then use PayPal to purchase something online.

[@quinnoshaughnessy]

@@miblish5168 but at some point, money does change hands. when some one goes to with-draw the money that was originally in your account that was then transferred to theirs, they do get it in cash form. and you can take your money out of the bank any time you want, too. but you can't with-draw computer money and hold it in your hand.

[@KyleWatters71]

Don’t forget the public ledger!

[@lisaandothers]

@Quinn O'Shaughnessy I see your point, but the main difference is that land has a practical use, while the stones just stood there serving no real purpose, representing just the idea of ownership. If you own land, you can build a house, plant a garden, produce food from it. Land is something that you can visit and exploit at any time, rather than an obscure concept that exists only in theory.

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There's a ruin town in the coast of Kenya , called Gedi ruins.. We were told they used shells and pearls as currency even before explorers, traders and colonialists came to the coast. They even had a bank where the shells were kept and people could withdraw them especially in times of drought to buy food from the King's food store, rich merchants or other communities. I found that cool

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Even Thoughty2 is jumping into the cryptocraze.

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As soon as you said "introduced them to modern tools" I knew EXACTLY what was going to happen. Though this form of currency seems impractical to us, it's actually much more practical than our current forms. For only small economies of course.

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I totally just understood the "Mr. Krabs' first dime" joke😂

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I honestly didn't realize it

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Tribal men showing off to women: "look at the size of my rock" 🪨

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In my uni speech class we had to give presentations on an aspect of our culture (I live in Hawaii, in a diverse area). One of the other students was a woman who was born and raised in Palau, and immigrated only 3 years earlier at age 18. She talked about the “coin stones” as she called them in English, I forget the native word for them. She said they were primarily used house moving. If a man was to marry a woman and wanted to buy her house from her family (the family could still live there, but ownership would change to the newlyweds) he could use a coin stone. If he didn’t have a coin stone inherited from his family, he’d have to negotiate an expensive trade with the bride’s father, like gold jewelry and rare natural and manmade items. But generally speaking, every household at one coin stone that was continuously passed down the lineage as they moved. It was expected the new husband was to move out of his family’s house and into his wife’s so he had a place of his own, and it was expected he’d use a coin stone for that transaction

[@freiheit8573]

Thank you for pointing that out. People want to believe that Rai was used for payments, but even gold never really was used in day-to-day commerce. The first coins (Lydian Lions) had nothing to do with commerce. One should really meditate and aks him/herself when the last time he or she paid with bitcoin...Commodity money was never a thing.

[@xErinxx]

@@freiheit8573 yeah, I’m not sure about the specifics but I’ve heard before that gold coins became popular simply bc it was an easy way to smelt smaller prices of gold, and not because they were used like how we think of coins in today’s currency

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Having just binged all 5 series of Peaky Blinders, Aaron looks like a character straight out the show with his slick hair, tache and braces, all he needs is a flat cap lol.

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“Mine” is so awesome. Thanks thoughty2

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Honestly this just got me thinking of Fallout’s economy, how originally it was bottles of drinkable water, then as the NCR built itself it, bottle caps became a representative of each bottle of fresh water. Now of course in 76 we do see caps being used as well, predating the NCR’s bottle cap economy. This can however be explained by the interesting surplus of Nuka Colas in Appalachia due to the local bottling plant. The caps would similarly represent the value of a nuka cola, of course in game they still do go for two caps, rather than one as these are seen as more of a luxury. We also know that pre-76 Appalachia did pool together their resources and tried to set up their own market system prior to the scorched plague outbreak. The raiders of The Top of the World seemingly were eager to adopt this system as well, given many of them were the wealthy upper class of the pre-war era. But as we see in Wastelanders, Gold or rather Gold Bullion, is becoming the currency of Appalachia with treasury notes being a representative note for gold from Vault 79. In the upcoming Steel Reign update we even see the Blue Ridge Caravan, the main trading company of Appalachia, adopting the use of these thanks to their new vendor’s side deals with Smiley, an undercover Secret Service gold bullion vendor who had sold gold for caps in order to implement a set cap to gold ratio, while also buying supplies for the other surviving Vault 79 inhabitants.

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Congratulations. A giant paragraph of irrelevant nonsense.

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@@stevebald3560 rude

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@@stevebald3560 Actually first part of it kind of interesting on it's own

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@@W4iteFlame Jesus I'm regretting leaving a comment...buddy goes on a rant about the Fallout franchise in the comment section of a completely unrelated video. Furthermore, he speaks of things and writes a book about things which are not real LMAO.

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Imagine brandishing your stick and trying to mug someone, only to have them beat you down with their money.

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dope vid!

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You were first

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That mine thing is really helpful thanks Thoughty2

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Thanks! We're glad you found it helpful :)

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*swam

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A Rai Stone cowboy 😂🤠 had me dying! 🤣👍

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Very interesting take - chopping out a gigantic coin is "proof of work," keeping it in your front yard is "proof of storage," and as long as more than 50% of the villagers honestly agree on the ownership, ownership is guaranteed by a distributed system of trust. If only I could get people to agree that the 200 btc Mt Gox embezzled from me is mine...

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hi everyone! before using "Mine" as advertised in this video, look it up on reddit. apparently, they simply send emails to companies on your behalf requesting data erasure. many companies cannot erase data based on third parties. companies email Mine back and Mine never responds, so nothing happens. if you want companies to erase your data, email them directly from your email. furthermore, someone on reddit was saying Mine is not obligated to keep your data away from third parties, so they may simply sell your email later on---who knows?

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Interesting that your sponsor is about data when the Bitcoin original code was about storing up to 4GB data blocks in the unspent outputs.

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With bitcoin or rai stones?

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@@le9038 rai stones my man just need the cheif and a large group of locals!!

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If you need ur money more then keep it. 42 will be fine. Don't go broke bro.

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@@NotAShawn "42"Lmfao😂

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@@arktruthseeker why is that funny? Are you new here?

[@AbiJaay]

So if these ancient people didn’t think “oooo pretty sparkling stone” we could potentially not have money? What a mad world we live in.

[@jordanmautaman536]

I'm from Yap. The Island of Stone Money. Well presented sir. Distributed ledgers for Rai Stones works through language and consience, the first forms of Virtual Reality. Even today in its updated form "bitcoin". It needs a virtual reality...."Digital". Fun fact as reward for your video. Good Day Mate.

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Someone needs to sell Thoughty2 an iron for that shirt.

[@rooneye]

The graphic style background thingys (what is the technical correct term for this?) that come up after 6:20 is awesome. With the handwriting and the postage stamps and letters and stuff. Just looks amazing.

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Thought he's gonna say, 'today's video is sponsored by Bitcoin'

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Dude, a damn useful tool, and actual useful ad, something of value in every second. Dont see that every day

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What if it started with a trade of building material for a trade of food?

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Great Video! Ancestor of Anugmang. Yapese Pride. Kamagar

[@NoelMcGinnis]

My stone ring weighs about 110 pounds. Oh wait, that’s actually my wedding ring.

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It just seems that way, because marriage's pulling you down :P

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I love that I can be entertained and educated at the same time with your videos.. thank you very much 👍

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18 bankers down voted this video.

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Not only I like your videos and have watched them all, but also I love the fact that you're british but use the metric system!

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"Isn't money great?" Sure is Mr. Mesopotamian guy

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If you refer to early segment where "Isn't money great" in yellow letters appears, is not Mesopotamian background, but Egyptian.

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"Wait, it's been 30 years?! Screw it, tell Martha I got typhooned, I obviously ain't leavin'."

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I’m faster than KZbin notifications lol

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@Cor 😂😂 who cares about minor shit like notifications tho

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Not faster than my notifications you weren't.

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That's what she said.

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@Cor Have you ever watched The Office? Michael Scott?

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@Cor That's fair, but I really wasn't trying to make sense. Have a good day bub.

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I was waiting for the Rai Stone Cowboy bit from the 1st sentence 🤣🤣🤣 and you sir definatly delivered 👍

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It’s a simple thing. I see a Thoughty2 video. I click.

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You really did had to have this mentallity for you to click on this

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I would love to see a video of the Battle of Nassau 1776 When the American colonies invaded the Bahamas fortresses that were guarded by the British to take over their gunpowder supply.

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Mr. Krabs was real then, interesting

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Wtf kind of memory do you have

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"I tried paying for my Sunday morning paper with a liter of high quality drug-free urine just the other day, and the lady called the police". You too, huh? I think when I did it, she was upset that I refused to provide a container for it. I think that really should have been her responsibility....

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"money is rocks!" -Markiplier

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i was looking for this comment

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The only sponsor segments I watch on KZbin is thoughty’s

[@KamiTenchi]

Because society wants money.

[@da_roachdogjr]

Amazing video idea, even the sponsor was awesome. Also please wear the old suit and tie like the old days, once more. I'll pay you in Rai Stones!

[@LazyPirate8]

Mr.Krabs was a big investor in cryptocurrency, before it was a thing.

[@oliversherman2414]

I love your channel keep up the great stuff!

[@rvxn]

I found a similar thing to Rai's coin in my backward. But it's small, It's made of stone and diameter about 2.5 cm. Does anyone have any idea what's it? I googled it and found nothing.

[@le9038]

Is it _a stone?_

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try use google lens

[@rvxn]

@@custom6000 Nothing.

[@custom6000]

Sad

[@jackdurden466]

Damn good connection there. I do wonder how many of those people back then said, “Man, I wished I’d got in of that Rye stone trend earlier.” Seeing as how it’s probably one of the most common phrases today...

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Pretty early ngl

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I thought I was early but KZbin says the video is 2 minutes old while ur comment is 10 minutes old ngl

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I lam a big fan of your work Thoughty2...I get excited for every video you put out!! And on top of that, you've talked about My home country Micronesia twice now in your videos...there are truly amazing stories and histories from that place. May I humbly ask you one more time to research what some people consider the 8th wonder of the world? Located in Pohnpei, Micronesia...is a place called NAN MADOL. Ruins from an ancient civilization that people and scientists have yet to figure out how it was built. Some even argue that it could be the gateway to Atlantis. I humbly request you to make this video my guy!

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[@victorunbea8451]

"This was a good system before Americans fudged it up." Why does this sound so familiar?

[@bryanstark1930]

It was a dumb system. If introducing better technology... ehmm hammer and chisel.. screws it.. its shite. But yes.. you'd rather prefer the islanders never get better "tech".

[@miblish5168]

Very clever video, and I see the relationship. Although in the case of Rai stones, the Chief becomes the de facto central banker. And for that matter, the same is true for any other commodity currency - shells, gold, etc.

[@jorgepoleo9284]

Those coins look like, Avatar: The last airbender's, currency. Maybe they got inspiration from those coins hehe, very cool

[@davida1hiwaaynet]

Fascinating! Very cool!

[@pulsican]

I was wondering for how long will our gentleman ignore crypto

[@COSMOKRAT_616]

The romans would often pay in salt. This coined the term "you're worth your salt" peppercorns were also used as currency during this time.

[@mariov8713]

Thank you so much for recommending mine

[@rogerbussiii]

I'd like to hear more about how the value of the Coin change based on what it was being used for, how did that work?

[@michaelpanichella707]

"I've got a bridge I want to sell you" as a form of currency?! Crazy!

[@wartem]

There are services online with EVERYONES more or less full personal information, free to use. Now user behavior data on the other hand on some sites can be a preventable issue.

[@jennyb1650]

In my head after watching this video...... "RHINESTONE COWBOY...." 😂 love it! we need more singing!

[@pleighto77]

Picture a cowboy rolling in on a giant riastone now....

[@dianac2498]

I was thinking of starting a new currency with random rocks. The grandkids assure we always have plenty in the house.

[@tenderlointips8810]

I like that Mine website seamless data removal requests

[@MineYourSmartDataAssistant]

Thanks! Were you surprised by the number of companies in your footprint?

[@tenderlointips8810]

Not as large as I expected. It’s nice to have a site that sends directly to companies versus going to every company and submitting an email request verifying all your information in hopes that they will remove it.

[@thorgoogolhammer7943]

You forgot to mention not only you have to have what someone wants, but you have to be confident you are getting something of the same value. You should also know your time is way more valuable than your data.

[@geekehUK]

I'm surprised you managed to make the comparison to bitcoin without mentioning the phrase "proof of work" which obviously big ass stone discs most certainly are, and is why the introduction of modern tools would cause devaluation.