Quote from: HighCommander on January 02, 2018, 05:58:44 AM

Can money buy happiness? Lots of people said bunch of stuff didn’t have time to read through all. It seems like majority of people understand as it does can buy happiness.

There’s different kinds of happiness. In short, yes it can. How ? If you see a person in need of something and he can’t afford it and someone or you or whoever buys him that and gives just like that because they can - I’m sure a person would be happy. Simple example- money brought happiness (or bought). Another example - a kid is awaiting surgery and he needs a transplant which is rare and family can’t afford. If there’s a person or a group who can sponsor or donate the resources/funds to have it done, will it bring happiness to the family and kid ? Money is a tool, a resource. It can bring happiness and it can bring sadness. Managing this resource wisely is a whole another thing.

In some cases one simply can’t buy happiness when it comes to feelings and stuff like that. Those are exclusions.

Topic is titled grammatically incorrect. But oh well, so many ppl in here having English their 2nd or 3rd language I already got used to it .. although when you are reading something poorly written u wanna correct it and u can’t

Money can't buy happiness because no one sells it, and those who do are charlatans. So it is not a problem of money as such. See the point? For example, people say that money can't buy you health, and they are right, to a degree, though it can definitely help you preserve it. But one day everything may change and you might in fact be able to buy immortality. And then happiness may soon follow.