New Testament arguments

[The Reality Salesman01]

Please explain what, exactly, makes a real dollar bill inherently more "valuable" than a monopoly dollar bill..

in·her·ent
inˈhirənt,inˈherənt/
adjective
existing in something as a permanent, essential, or characteristic attribute


Nothing. Literally nothing. If our economy took a shit, they would be worth the same. There's nothing permanent about that, buddy.

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[edit] If mountain range the size of the everglades was discovered to be entirely made of gold, the value of gold would suffer as well. That's what they're talking about Huggy. There's nothing about Gold, or paintings, or Music, or anything else that is inherently value. Value is prescribed to objects, they're not valuable in principle.