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BTW what 3yo is out buying toys for themselves? Bad example.
You are confusing the physical act of purchasing with cognitive conditioning. Obviously, the parent holds the wallet at the checkout counter. But the child must hold the mental ledger at home.
The ages of 3 to 5 represent the neurological "golden window" for hardwiring a low time preference. To actually learn delayed gratification (the Marshmallow Experiment), a toddler must be able to mathematically correlate their daily discipline with the final reward.
If a toy costs 233 sats and they earn 10 sats for a daily chore, a 3-year-old cannot do the math to realize it takes 23 days of work. The numbers are too abstract. The lesson breaks down.
If that same toy costs exactly 10 nahs, and they earn 1 nah per chore, they can literally count the required days on their ten fingers. They aren't the ones swiping the credit card at the store, but they are the ones learning the fundamental law of capitalism: 10 days of discipline equals one tangible reward.
If a child cannot count the money, they cannot value the time it takes to earn it.
How is this different for people from other countries with other currencies? they always buy toys with amounts high above the US dollar prices... Love that US only mentality, but it usually does not work that way in the rest of the world.
You misunderstand child development. This has nothing to do with a "US mentality."
In countries with high-denomination fiat, toddlers aren't calculating a 350,000 VND or 2,000 JPY price tag. They just beg for the toy. Parents might demand a random chore in return, but there is no numerical system for savings. The lesson of capital accumulation is absent.
Under hyperbitcoinization, local fiat disappears. A standard toy priced at $14 USD / €13 EUR / ¥100 CNY / ¥2,000 JPY / 350,000 VND collapses into a single network price based on the $120 Trillion M2:
The SATS standard: ~233 sats.
The NAHS standard: Exactly 10 nahs.
You cannot teach a 3-year-old in any country to earn 1 sat a day and save to 233. The number exceeds a toddler's cognitive limit, destroying the lesson of delayed gratification.
But a parent anywhere can teach this formula: 1 chore = 1 nah. 10 days = a 10-nah toy.
10 is a universal constant. Regardless of your current fiat currency, Nah•Sovereign•Diamond provides the mathematical UI to build low-time-preference children.
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hmm no, 90% of 3yo can only count below 10.
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