Timy vs. Gur

Dear Timi, I absolutely agree with you that my definition of money turned out to be somewhat vague. It became so because I tried to reflect the ESSENCE of money as clearly as possible. However, I believe that your definition ("money is a means to achieve material goods") is more acceptable in this regard. The only thing is, I have a question: is money a means to achieve ONLY material goods? I don't think so. Let me explain: for example, when we pay a certain amount for a theater ticket, we are not acquiring something material, but rather something spiritual. Therefore, I suggest slightly adjusting your definition: money is a means to achieve something. Thus, we have: 1) Love is an attitude towards someone (something) as important (valuable) to us. 2) Money is a means to achieve something. Do you agree with this? Sincerely, Gur