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Money is a universal lubricant in human societies from "summary" of Sapiens by Yuval N. Harari,David Vandermeulen
Money has a unique way of greasing the wheels of society, allowing individuals to interact and transact with ease. It serves as a common medium of exchange, simplifying the complexities of bartering goods and services. In essence, money acts as a lubricant that reduces friction in human interactions, enabling people to engage in various economic activities seamlessly. The universal acceptance of money across different cultures and societies further solidifies its role as a lubricant in human interactions. Regardless of one's background or beliefs, money holds value and can be used to acquire goods and services. This widespread acceptance of money transcends linguistic, cultural, and social barriers, making it a powerful tool for facilitating transactions and fostering cooperation among individuals. Furthermore, the flexibility of money allows for a wide ra...
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