20:27 <stellar-slack> <banksy> eva

20:43 <stellar-slack> <eva> @banksy: as a non-developer? Here are a few ideas :) https://www.stellar.org/developers/beyond-code/

21:11 <stellar-slack> <banksy> @eva thank you! Great link. I will DM you in a moment about some ideas... In the meantime, have a nice day :)

22:06 <stellar-slack> <banksy> All the world's money and market in one visualisation: http://money.visualcapitalist.com/all-of-the-worlds-money-and-markets-in-one-visualization

22:08 <stellar-slack> <joyce> wow, thats a great graphic

22:18 <stellar-slack> <banksy> yes I liked it too. Another one: did you know that as early as 1200 C.E. wheels of Parmesan were used as a medium of exchange for other goods? The world's strangest currencies: http://money.visualcapitalist.com/the-worlds-strangest-currencies

22:20 <stellar-slack> <banksy> @joyce and salt was also used as currency... guess where?

22:25 <stellar-slack> <banksy> Next time you pour salt in your plate, remember that salt was also used as pay soldiers in Ancient Rome. This became known as “solarium argentum”, from which we now derive the word “salary” :)

22:25 <stellar-slack> <eva> Fantastic, looking forward to it banksy, and you too! Great infographics. I hadn’t seen The Money Project before, but it looks like a rich resource.

22:25 <stellar-slack> <eva> Also, that is AWESOMe

22:25 <stellar-slack> <eva> also explains the expression “worth your salt"

22:26 <stellar-slack> <eva> (for those who don’t know, it’s an idiom in English that means “good at what you do” basically"

22:26 <stellar-slack> <banksy> Hmmm! Good one!

22:29 <stellar-slack> <banksy> Another great link worth saving: http://www.nilsonreport.com/publication_chart_and_graphs_archive.php