There's some things that money can't buy
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Eh, I think a million maybe 2 is still in the limits of life savings for a normal person to warrant comfy retirement
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Everybody’s laughing at him but he’s the saddest clown of the circus
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Let’s be generous and let people dream and make it a cap at around ten millions.
More is just bad for everyone.
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I think the parent commenter uses the decimal separator and means a billion dollars.
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It’d be a real hoot if Owl Boy stepped on me tho
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Ah yeah you’re probably right
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The thing is you can really only buy sycophants and pleasure, and the thing is that those aren’t love and happiness. Love and happiness are more easily found by finding equals
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On a post making fun of Musk you go and post a link to his website. Fuck X.com! No one should be sharing links to that site.
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To a shallow person, it may as well be the same.
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Curtains.
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And yet he remains miserable and lonely
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Money only buys happiness to up about like a 100k a year or so. I don’t know it might be even more now, but definitely not over 200k.
It used to be roughly 70k USD and 50k EUR some 10 years ago when I read the study. That’s the point at which you’re financially secure enough to have your basics needs met and have enough over to climb towards self-actualization.
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Probably not: www.pnas.org/doi/epdf/10.1073/pnas.2208661120
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“Probably not”… what?
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You can also buy yourself fewer hardships, more choices
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I believe it was Robert Reich who spoke about the difference eif CEO in the 1970's were profit margins where in the 30-40% versus to now where the goal is 100%....
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Yep, European here, sorry for the confusion.
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Ya, but that only works up to maybe a million or so.