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Show Notes
Money isn’t just a tool for buying things—it’s a social technology that shapes how we behave, interact, and organize our societies. In this episode, we dive into competing theories of money and explore the crucial distinction between fiat currency and sound money principles.
What happens when money can be created at will versus when it’s anchored to something scarce and tangible? The choice isn’t neutral—it has profound implications for economic stability, wealth distribution, and social cohesion.
Whether you’re interested in economics, theology, or simply understanding the forces shaping our world, this conversation challenges conventional thinking about what money is and what it should be.