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2 days ago, 04:32 PM
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It's wild how controlled people are by money
Something that's completely made up
Designated with an arbitrary value based on pure fantasy
People will work 40+ hours a week to acquire it
Trading every hour of their life at work for what their employer deems each hour of their life is worth to pay them to show up to work
Which accumulates to weeks, months, years, and decades of life that's traded to acquire said money
People who have lots of it feel as if that validates "success" and their worth as a human
People who don't have enough yearn for more
People will treat you based on how much of it you have:
Rich guy is respected and has power/authority, which increases with his wealth
Poor guy is disregarded and unimportant, including if that poor guy was once rich
People will literally kill for it
On its own it has no value objectively
1 bottle of water to a man dying of thirst in the desert is worth more than 1 billion dollars in that situation
Designated with an arbitrary value based on pure fantasy
People will work 40+ hours a week to acquire it
Trading every hour of their life at work for what their employer deems each hour of their life is worth to pay them to show up to work
Which accumulates to weeks, months, years, and decades of life that's traded to acquire said money
People who have lots of it feel as if that validates "success" and their worth as a human
People who don't have enough yearn for more
People will treat you based on how much of it you have:
Rich guy is respected and has power/authority, which increases with his wealth
Poor guy is disregarded and unimportant, including if that poor guy was once rich
People will literally kill for it
On its own it has no value objectively
1 bottle of water to a man dying of thirst in the desert is worth more than 1 billion dollars in that situation
2 days ago, 04:38 PM
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- edwardhaskell
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sex, money, food...it's the human condition.
2 days ago, 04:39 PM
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- DrugsToGetHigh
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Wu tang discovered this in the 90s
Yesterday, 04:54 PM
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Originally Posted By GMiscer⏩
Holy shit I can feel the smugness intensifying.
Something that's completely made up
Designated with an arbitrary value based on pure fantasy
People will work 40+ hours a week to acquire it
Trading every hour of their life at work for what their employer deems each hour of their life is worth to pay them to show up to work
Which accumulates to weeks, months, years, and decades of life that's traded to acquire said money
People who have lots of it feel as if that validates "success" and their worth as a human
People who don't have enough yearn for more
People will treat you based on how much of it you have:
Rich guy is respected and has power/authority, which increases with his wealth
Poor guy is disregarded and unimportant, including if that poor guy was once rich
People will literally kill for it
On its own it has no value objectively
1 bottle of water to a man dying of thirst in the desert is worth more than 1 billion dollars in that situation
Designated with an arbitrary value based on pure fantasy
People will work 40+ hours a week to acquire it
Trading every hour of their life at work for what their employer deems each hour of their life is worth to pay them to show up to work
Which accumulates to weeks, months, years, and decades of life that's traded to acquire said money
People who have lots of it feel as if that validates "success" and their worth as a human
People who don't have enough yearn for more
People will treat you based on how much of it you have:
Rich guy is respected and has power/authority, which increases with his wealth
Poor guy is disregarded and unimportant, including if that poor guy was once rich
People will literally kill for it
On its own it has no value objectively
1 bottle of water to a man dying of thirst in the desert is worth more than 1 billion dollars in that situation
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