Wealth

Dolph said:
Probably not, money doesn't bring happiness. It can facilitate it sometimes, but it can also cause you to make some really bad choices as well...
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Provided you know how to make decisions I see no reason why it wouldn't.

Wouldnt you be happier if your life consisted of doing what YOU want, when YOU want, be it travelling the world, pursueing your hobbies, perhaps running your own business instead of getting up at 8am every day in order to go and work all day for somebody else?

I'm genuinelly confused if you wouldn't be.
 
[TW]Fox;15589555 said:
Provided you know how to make decisions I see no reason why it wouldn't.

Wouldnt you be happier if your life consisted of doing what YOU want, when YOU want, be it travelling the world, pursueing your hobbies, perhaps running your own business instead of getting up at 8am every day in order to go and work all day for somebody else?

I'm genuinelly confused if you wouldn't be.
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Though I agree with you, being able to do/buy what you want when you want would be great.

The only downside I guess you lose being able to get a sense of achievement. Its quite satisfying to work hard to be able to obtain something you wanted.


Some of the richest people in the world who have enough money/wealth for several lifetimes still work hard. It gets them out of bed. If you dont have the hardship you cant appreciate the reward.
 
Deyvy said:
Though I agree with you, being able to do/buy what you want when you want would be great.

The only downside I guess you lose being able to get a sense of achievement. Its quite satisfying to work hard to be able to obtain something you wanted.


Some of the richest people in the world who have enough money/wealth for several lifetimes still work hard. It gets them out of bed. If you dont have the hardship you cant appreciate the reward.
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Hence the perhaps running your own business :)
 
yes - you would ave been able to do all of the things you wanted in your life (e.g. skydiving every day, driving many sports cars, having very many large parties, very many expensive computers :D etc...), and you would hopefully have done some good with the money as well (e.g. funded some poor Africans or something, funded some cool research etc....), so you would die knowing that you had made a difference to other people, you had had a good life, and probably a long life due to you private health team :)
 
he loves death doesnt he :D

anyways here we go !


Baa, baa, black sheep,
Have you any wool?
Yes sir, yes sir,
Three bags full.
One for the master,
One for the dame,
And one for the little boy
Who lives down the lane.
 
Its a daft question of course it would. Only in the preachy movies and religions, stories, and very few real life situations is what makes people believe that it wouldnt.

The money wouldnt or maybe for some it itself would, but it would facilitate any normal, or even a few unormal people to be very happy.
 
money cant buy you health...luckily i have both:)This is why i train at a boxing/weight gym 4-6 times a week
 
thevet said:
money cant buy you health...luckily i have both:)This is why i train at a boxing/weight gym 4-6 times a week
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Money can buy you health , Better healthcare more money to buy healthy foods more time for physical activities like the gym.
 
[TW]Fox;15591836 said:
To be fair I know both you and me were like that many years ago gaining a disproportionate amount of happiness from custom cases and fast processors :p
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Oh my love of custom cases (and things that look nice in general) hasn't gone, but we are talking unlimited wealth and PCs would certainly not be such a priority!
 
Endless supply of money?

Yes please!
I could travel the world, eat out, do what I want, when I want, buy a house, buy a car, buy an island, become Priminister.

Saying that, I'd be dead within the month.
But what a month.
 
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