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I've wondered about why we think dense objects are valuable and whether this is a large contributor to gold's historical use as money.
by nazgulnarsil 17y ago
I've wondered about why we think dense objects are valuable and whether this is a large contributor to gold's historical use as money.
- bbuffone 17y agoProbably more - this rock is never going to kill that mamoth.
- ChillyWater 17y agoHeavy things cost more to ship, therefore as the relative weight of any given piece of equipment goes up, so does the price. And we all know that pricier things are better, right? Unless you are talking about equipment for activities that actively value lightness (camping, rock climbing, hang-gliding).
- furyg3 17y agolaptoping