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Please don't cite dictionary definitions. A dictionary will give you every possible meaning of the word, in any context. In the context of economics and law, c
by cynicalkane 16y ago
Please don't cite dictionary definitions. A dictionary will give you every possible meaning of the word, in any context.
In the context of economics and law, currency is physical money.
I think you are more interested in winning the argument than being correct.
- thaumaturgy 16y agoOK, knock it off. This is exactly the kind of comment that's been leading to HN's oldest of oldtimers to conclude that there's been a decline in civility here. edit: looks like he edited his comment while I was replying; his comment originally ended with, "I hoped your ilk would never find currency on this site, but I guess the day was going to come.", and was that way for at least 30 minutes before I replied.
- cynicalkane 16y agoI agree with you. Unfortunately, I allowed my common sense to be temporarily overrode by the desire to make a pun.