Money can mean many different things by the different perspectives people have on it. In the New York Times article, “The Fiction That Makes the World Go Round,” Richard Davies states, “Currency is a national bedrock that sits alongside anthems and flags; our cash — from pristine $100 bills to dog-eared 5 pound notes — seems solid, official and enduring. At the same time money is a confidence trick: an i.o.u. printed on cheap material that promises the holder nothing but more paper money.” This means that you can make money mean whatever you want it to mean. You just have to look at it from a different angle or perspective. It won’t mean the same for everybody