Comments by "강상도" (@user-iksd0713) on "The Mona Lisa Mystery" video.

  1. What do you think is the greatest work of art created by humans? The reason you think there is no such thing is because the art is bought and sold with money, money has come to represent the art. Then, what is the value of money? As humans live in agriculture and live in groups due to the increase in labor force, it has come to a point where money has come to represent the work of art. Agricultural products and home-made industrial products were traded in the form of barter, but as the population expanded, the concept of goods, or money, emerged, moving away from exchange. In the early days, shells such as clams, which depended on a thousand-year resource, were used, and after the Industrial Revolution, As trade took place during the Green Revolution, the commonly used money was gold and silver. Gold and silver were money only for borrowing. Gold was also a luxury item for the nobility and a symbol of the status of the ruling class. Carrying heavy money such as silver was also problematic. This banknote came out, and the meaning of this banknote is greater than any other work of art. The first art of mankind began with murals. These murals are a magical concept. That is, before humans, who were suffering from malnutrition due to poor hunting skills, went to the hunting grounds. This result began with murals, and the sense of color also increased with the development of paints. And the development of paper also played a part in the creation of banknotes. As a compilation of such comprehensive art, banknotes are the greatest work of art on earth. However, the value of human goods has been reduced to a means of accumulating wealth. No matter how many and good goods are produced, one cannot live without money. In other words, the poor are a mere pie in the sky. However, fair distribution of goods is not achieved. Others live better than I do. If it does well, my goods will sell well. The meaning of goods is to allow many people to see the best works of art.
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