When did money cease to be a tool and begin to define everything? At what point did it stop circulating merely as currency and start dictating what matters, what counts, what deserves to exist?

This book explores the silent transformation of capital into a moral and symbolic order — not only organizing markets, but organizing consciences. From justice to affection, from politics to death, money becomes the invisible structure shaping all things. Not just a number, but a narrative. Not just exchange, but redemption. And perhaps the most unsettling truth is this: we no longer know how to think without it.