Quote from Momento:
and you put that to clean your teeth?!![]()
Quote from DHOHHI:
Sorry but money can't buy health. If you had $100 million and were diagnosed with a terminal illness that money won't mean anything.
And I do not have an "excess amount of money". I just manage my money fairly well and have a desire to try to give back a little by volunteering. I don't need a lot of "stuff" to be happy which is why I disagree with the premise that money buys happiness.
Regarding your statement on 99.9999% of people won't find love without money ... well, I guess I fell into the 0.0001% then because she accepts me and loves me whether I make or lose money on any given day. And if I have a bad year so what? Life goes on. And you can be healthy without money. Proper diet and exercise are the crux of it, trust me. I've been to the doctor 3 times in the last 7 1/2 years since I started trading. Exercise is a daily part of my routine.
Not trying to get into a debate since I know I'm not the norm who thinks materialistic things will make me happy. In reality I think more people who have a lot of "stuff" are actually unhappy and continue to buy and acquire stuff to fill the other voids in their life (such as a bad marriage, etc.). Money can buy "happiness" short term for lots of people, whether it be by buying more "stuff", drinking, doing drugs, partying. But, those "good feelings" wear off in a short time and then they need a new "fix".
Quote from dnaj65000:
You guys are on different wavelengths and I think you're debating from opposite extremes. Both of you have a valid point if you understand where the other is coming from.
About your statement about finding love and health without money... If you had NO money, you probably won't have health or love. Picture this scenario: You are picked up from your house with only the shirt on your back and flown and dropped off in a poor country. You have no wallet, no bank account, nothing material, no friends or contacts. The place you are at has no paved roads, no sewer systems, no clean water (think of some places in China, Africa, India, Middle East) and try to live there for the rest of your life. I think the point he is trying to make is that you will likely focus your attention on basic needs instead of love and health. Because we are living in a first world country that does not have to worry about basic needs, then we have the luxury of pursuing other things. Without money, you will probably fall victim to malnutrion and not have the health you are referring to.
Like I said, both points are valid but you guys are talking on polar extremes. I hope you can see it now and respect the point the other is making without getting into a nasty debate.
DNAJ65000
Quote from Lobster:
It is a solution of roughly 3% hydrogen peroxide and 97% water. Comes in brown bottles.