Quote from: Kabul on July 22, 2018, 04:31:03 AM

Quote from: Meowth05 on July 21, 2018, 03:26:55 PM

Quote from: Emigham7 on July 12, 2018, 06:42:17 AM

To me the answer is No. Money alone doesn't make an individual rich. A lot of people go to work everyday, working for money and making more money, but fail to become richer. Ironically, many only grow deeper in debt.we have all heard stories of lottery winners who are instantly poor again. Also there are cases of real estate going into foreclosure instead of making homeowners richer. We all know of persons who have lost money investing in the stock market. Maybe you are one of those individuals who have lost money investing on cryptocurrency,Bitcoin to be precise. Even investing in gold(real money) can cost the investor money

For all intents and purposes, it is not business, estates, stocks, bitcoin (crypto currency) or money that makes a person rich. It is information, wisdom, knowledge that makes one wealthy.

Indeed, money is just a tool just to determine the we were rich but the things what makes us really rich is our knowledge. Education is the most precious we will have so take care of it, don't be contented on what knowledge you have now but rather discover more things. It is futile to have a money without having a knowledge because those money is depleted but education is not.

Well, I have seen many people who learn a lot but still can not have anything in his life. I mean, his career and all other things remain zero. Knowledge is precious. But it it useless if we do not know where to apply. And there are many people who do not have much knowledge still have a happy life. Our life is a combination of many factors, not only knowledge

Haha, your opinion is like old maxim of my country - "Only a fool can be happy". The more knowledge, the more disgusting things we see from this mad world. Anyway, the happiness can come from many factors, but the rich come from money.

You are not rich if you don't have enough money to live a luxurious life. When you rich, your knowledge just to define you as a vulgarian or an aristocrat.