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Ok, fellow bitcoiners, bear (or bull???) with me for a moment, I need creative help. Let's assume you are writing an article, and you want to use a single term to describe, in aggregate, the typical features of monetary goods that make them effective "across scale".
Ok, fellow bitcoiners, bear (or bull???) with me for a moment, I need creative help. Let's assume you are writing an article, and you want to use a single term to describe, in aggregate, the typical features of monetary goods that make them effective "across scale".
2/3 Yes, I know: such features are typically subdivided into 2 opposite types, usually in a direct trade-off: "aggregability" (or value density) & "divisibility". But both types help storability of goods across time & transferability of goods among people. I want just 1 word.
3/3. Also, let's assume you are so brain-damaged that, since you want to use this new word in a triplet w/ "hardness" & "darkness", you also want it to be similar to the other 2, preferably ending in "-ness" & of same length. But less awkward possible. Asking too much? Poll:
