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The only currency that pays interest but can't be printed, only earned.
means The quality of being believable or trustworthy enough that others accept what you say or do at face value.
from From Latin 'credibilis' (worthy of belief), rooted in 'credere' (to believe, to trust) — the same root that gives us 'credit,' 'creed,' and 'credentials.' All of them trace back to a basic act: handing your trust to something and hoping it holds.
- loses faster
- One lie erases a hundred truths instantly.
- not confidence
- Confident people lack it constantly; quiet experts hoard it.
- compounds slowly
- Built in drops, spent in buckets.
- shared root
- Credibility and credit card come from the same promise.