Quote from: Findingnemo on Today at 05:27:26 AM

Quote from: rby on September 26, 2023, 10:38:18 PM

Many countries prohibit gambling, to the extent that they do not licence any casino in their country. This however did not completely prevent the citizens of such countries from gambling. They go extra miles by using hidden or rerouted IP addresses to gamble. Even when the casinos block these users they keep attempting to cheat both their country's law and the casino.

Also, many countries have official gambling age but their citizens also violate this age standard.
All these abnormal ways of gambling promote gambling abuse and possible addiction which further makes gambling a societal menace.

Instead of outrightly banning gambling, how about if the concerned countries officially include gambling education in their academic syllabus, just like sex education is taught in schools. Gambling education will teach the young ones the dangers of gambling and promote moderation in gambling. Will this not be a better way to handle the gambling cases?

I have said that many times already, instead of educating people about gambling, investing, importance of spending on the things they need why not just educate themselves about money in the first place which is the root cause of all the other thousand problems we can address today.

People who don't have any idea about the significance of money management is the key to financial independency are the ones who spend money on things they actually don't need so instead of addressing every problem just create awareness about money and let them handle how they want to spend their hard-earned money. Guess what governments won't do that cause if they do then people will be asking questions whenever the print money out of thin air which they never want to take the risk.

I couldn't agree more. Money, money, money... It's central to many situations, right? If everyone understood money's value, management, and power, wouldn't we be better off? Why not tackle gambling, investing, and foolish spending at their roots? Financial education. Understanding money. Finance respect.

Why not impart the true value of money management? Isn't money management the key to financial independence? If people understood this, wouldn't they think twice about buying unnecessary items? A thought worth considering...

Your point regarding governments? It's a can of worms, right? If everyone understood money, its creation, and its effects, wouldn't governments be more accountable? A question that needs asking. Will it ever be answered? Only time will tell...