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Banknotes represent the abstraction of wealth: because money is no longer limited by gold, wealth can theoretically become infinite.
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Infinite Wealth
Banknotes represent the abstraction of wealth: because money is no longer limited by gold, wealth can theoretically become infinite.
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"...wealth, okay? Which means that in theory now, you could have infinite wealth. Why are we so wealthy today? Because we abstracted wealth, okay?..."
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"...was the first world empire. It had infinite resources, infinite manpower, infinite wealth. And it lost to the Greeks not once but twice. And..."
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"...unique characteristics. First of all, it's a vast nation with almost infinite wealth, surrounded by two oceans, the Pacific and the Atlantic. And so..."
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