Quote from: libert19 on July 07, 2025, 11:43:18 AM

I have observed that if you increase your needs, the new 'increased need state' becomes your new norm after a while. For example, if you didn't have car before but then you purchase it, use it regularly and then when you don't have it anymore — you'll miss your car, you'll feel like you can't live without it even though you managed to live without it before.

Do you agree with this observation? Would you agree that it's better to not increase your needs in first place?

I agree wit your observation but I do not agree that it's better to not increase our needs..

I don't know about you but for me and my family, I want a better and easier life, if I don't own a car today, I want to own one so as to make transporting myself and my family to different places easier, here in my country, transportion to both short and far distant places are very expensive, on a very busy day, if one has no private means of transportation, one would literally spend over 10,000 in my local currency in transporting him or her self to short distance places, while if you are going on a long journey, then budget from 40,000 to 500,000 depending on how far the journey is and also the mode of transportation, this could even get higher..

So, aside the above, like I said before, we think growth and not stagnation, it's important for humans to try new things and learn new things, get used to new way of doing things, isn't this why Bitcoin is gradually replacing fiat today?