Three common myths about money—its government origin, evolution from barter, and supposed intrinsic value.
The history of money.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IAFKJVLNVQA
Myths about Money:
Myth #1: Money Derives from Government
Myth #2: Money Evolved from Barter
Myth #3: Money Has Intrinsic Value
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