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based egirl takes 💯
i cant say it better, my boots would be so elaborate if i had money to burn.
my friends would also get mysteriously powerful pc's shippped to their doors >.>
So eventually more money is not increasing your happiness, that threshold is fairly high mind
Eventually it doesn't matter but lack of money and all the things money can bring is a huge negative once you no longer lack money, more money won't greatly impact, and eventually it won't impact at all
Think about it, if I give you $100 a day, that's nice, you can probably afford a lot more, and you're happier, $1000 a day, well now that's even better, you can choice to work or not, you can do a lot of things and help others, so that's great, $10,000 a day, well now you're flying....$100,000....probably has minimal impact, if any, you can maybe do some bigger things quicker so, still not going to be a billionaire anytime soon
After that it's just bigger number really it won't really impact you
So conclusion:
Any bought happiness is at the cost of the happiness of someone else. Or in worst cases: it doesn´t increase the happiness of an individual, but makes many people more sad and desperate.
"Our consumer and market economy is based on the idea that you can buy happiness, just like you can buy anything. And if you don't have to pay money for something, then it can't make you happy. But people have not yet realized that happiness is something completely different, something that only comes from your own efforts, from within and costs no money at all, that happiness is the cheapest thing in the world."
"The holders of authority and those who benefit from it must convince people of this fiction and put their realistic, i.e. critical, thinking to sleep. Every thinking person knows the methods of propaganda, methods by which critical judgment is destroyed and the mind is lulled into submission to clichés that stultify people because they make them dependent and deprive them of the ability to trust their eyes and their judgment. This function, which they believe in, blinds them to reality."
(Erich Fromm)
Haha!
I know, right?
Hell, according to some psychologists, money concerns account for most of the problems they see in a large portion of their patients. Meaning most of their mental anguish could be "cured" with more money. And I'd have to agree.
Not really, and no people won't turn down more money but it won't make them much happier if at all
And no you buy your happiness and that adds happiness, you buy something from a shop the shops happier, their supplier is happy, especially a smaller 'one man band' and if you hav elots of money you can choose to spend more and support a smaller local business over Megacorp#2, that also makes you happier, Megacorp doesn't care it has billions, I mean it wants more, but it doesn't make it unhappy you went to Little Joes, it doesn't really care
So if someone won a big lottery,
Happy person would become happier.
Selfish person would become more selfish.
Generous person would become more generous.
Greedy person would become greedier.
And an ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ would become a bigger ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.
“Money doesn’t buy happiness.” Uh, do you live in America? ‘Cause it buys a WaveRunner. Have you ever seen a sad person on a WaveRunner? Have you? Seriously, have you? Try to frown on a WaveRunner. You can’t!"
You can get to a point when no amount of money will give you a sense of happiness, but rather you become a slave to collecting it. You see individuals like Elon Musk doing that. They are a depressed slave to money, who never seem to live their life.
Being financial wealthy instead is key. You will find these individuals not bother flashing around money, sport cars or even having a huge mansion house. As they are aware those are liabilities with on-going expense costs. Rather they invest in passive incomes and are no longer a slave to money. They could lose their job and still survive just from their passives. They still work however, because they enjoy it and have a passion. It's no longer some slave labour.
No need for armchair philosophy or "I'm 14 and this is deep" crap.
Imagine having so much money you would never need to work again and could instead pursue whatever hobbies you want, go and live anywhere you want, afford the best medical and healthcare in the world, never have to worry about a greedy landlord raising your rent to the point you are forced to move.
But, yeah... Keep saying it won't buy happiness.
I have told the tale of disowning the surviving members of the family and loving living alone. That didn't come from nowhere.
Yesterday, upon coming home from shopping, one of the neighbors was at the door saying that the police had been by and wanted to talk to me. Alright, what for?
They came by again, and I wouldn't open the door. I would only talk to them through the doorbell.
After telling them to state their purpose or leave, it finally came out that my horrible brother had died. OK, why are they at my door?
They tried asking if I was sad and it felt like I was being worked over. Again, I told them to get to the point or leave.
They then started giving me a word salad about how the hospital, the landlord, the funeral home... had a number of "concerns" and "considerations." I was getting pissed and insisted on knowing what those were. Out with it or get off my property!
"Well ya know...There... ummm... uhhh... are still things to deal with... ummm...sir. uhhh... sir... ummm... there are still arrangements... ummm... sir.... uhhhh... financial concerns that haven't been addressed."
In other words the **** died broke and without a plan and they were at my door hat in hand.
I told them to have a very nice evening and we are done.
After all those years of hating on me, when push came to shove, I did what it took to make it while the others loved failure, addiction....
And upon dying broke, I would break out the checkbook.
NO!