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Board Politics & Society
Re: MONEY!!!
by
letteredhub
on 21/03/2025, 22:57:29 UTC
We can't literally have all the money in the world but we need this money and there's no amount which can be enough because the more money you make the more your wants, tastes and desires changes and to meet up means more quest for more money. 
in that case you should definitely change your mindset because this is just greedy yes we can't have all money in the world that is because it is infinite and the more money you get the more money is distributed i believe that at some point you can be comfortable and not worry about your money you just have to learn how to be content as long as you can sustain yourself and family and also be prepared for emergencies then i think that is a good enough life where i can be comfortable and secure
You actually did a great job here in misunderstanding me and that's why you could say am being greedy when I obviously made it known that we can't have all the money in the world. A greedy person wouldn't say that, right?

Anyway, just like you said in the rest of your comment which I agree with, if we can have that money which is enough to live that comfortable to be able to provide for our personal needs and family then  we should be sufficient with it than going for all the money we think our hands can grab.

That brings us to the question of what more money really does. Outside of enhancing the buying power of those who receive it, the addition of more money into the economy, lessens the value of all the money available. So, what do you think of the following Musk/DOGE find?
In my local dialect it is said that "what money can't do too much money can do it". I think aside buying power more money has a way of giving us spontaneous joy whenever we just divert our mind to how much we have presently compared to what was in stash yesterday. 

In the case of macro level that's where the pumping of more money into the economy has a negative implications on the value of a country's currency. Not sure about the individual level of having more money as by way of working hard for it.