Money doesn't buy happiness?
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Hawkeye Digital
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Money always pays off anything mate , Its the verdict that how its earned matters .
Exxtra
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How sweet to be this unhappy
A pedophile with murderous tendencies, a soulless android, a creepy-looking troll, and a dead guy... are you really holding these as some kind of evidence of happiness because someone took a photo of them smiling? You can't worship money and ever expect to be happy. You will just end up like them, on the express train to the Lake of Fire where you'll get to spend eternity.
Exxtra
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And if you fail to prove that having more money cured your misery what do you offer?
Exxtra
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Funny how people get blinded by the belief that having more stuff or "better" stuff would make them happy when they remain dead inside. I've had it all and I've also been homeless and without any means to even eat, but I've never been miserable or unhappy.
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Experience speaks. Indeed couldn't have agreed more mate!
UnusualSubstance
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Idk if money buys happiness, but your profile picture does for me.
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shitload of money enough to survive this life!
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DevMask
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Well, well, well, out of the fabulous four you're talking about, one's already six feet under thanks to dodgy health, and another's rarely been seen in public in the past three years.
So, it seems that health and freedom are pretty important too, huh?"
Setox
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How is promoting Casinos to a bunch of conscious adults considered unethical ?
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Brother you comment that on a site called blackhatworld
justalazyseo
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I think it's a complex topic. In one hand yes, but in the other hand, no.
Liberation from financial burden is indeed a great stress reliever, as especially in the modern world, you need (increasingly so) above-average amount of money to get by normally and middle-class is struggling to have their basic needs met. Certainly, being able to afford good food, nice housing, great transport and amazing experiences can help one greatly to be happy.
But things such as cheating by a spouse, betrayal by a friend, divorce, bad self-esteem, death of a loved one, lacking a greater perceived purpose in life (even the most successful people can struggle from this, as their success, position and power becomes their new norm in their brain), becoming old and weak, fear of death and unknown... Those are things that you cannot buy your way out of.
Many of these men have sacrificed so much to become as powerful and rich as they are. And in result, they have spent their youth working 50-60 hours per week, skipping socializing, skipping family time, skipping living life full of experiences. I think many of them regret their life choices on their death bed in the same proportion as do "average joes"
Liberation from financial burden is indeed a great stress reliever, as especially in the modern world, you need (increasingly so) above-average amount of money to get by normally and middle-class is struggling to have their basic needs met. Certainly, being able to afford good food, nice housing, great transport and amazing experiences can help one greatly to be happy.
But things such as cheating by a spouse, betrayal by a friend, divorce, bad self-esteem, death of a loved one, lacking a greater perceived purpose in life (even the most successful people can struggle from this, as their success, position and power becomes their new norm in their brain), becoming old and weak, fear of death and unknown... Those are things that you cannot buy your way out of.
Many of these men have sacrificed so much to become as powerful and rich as they are. And in result, they have spent their youth working 50-60 hours per week, skipping socializing, skipping family time, skipping living life full of experiences. I think many of them regret their life choices on their death bed in the same proportion as do "average joes"
Anticitizen1
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Fact never changes, you earn on tears and adversities of other people. How can be a person happy with this money? You may buy something for this money but on a deep level it will leave scars in your soul. It is a very bad sin to help those who run this wheel of evil. Many people who worked previously in this casino/bettin industry admitted that they left cause they realized on what side they were, and their conscience tortured them.
Need to earn at least by not harming other people, the bad energy that circulates never dissapears anywhere, it returns in ugly form to perpetrator.
Anticitizen1
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Its called that cause its blackhat to Search Engines. Why to earn on harming other people (which potetnially lead them to suicide?) ? This bad energies never dissapear... And the person may not ralize it... Untill one day.
Setox
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Grown up peoples makes a conscious decision to deposit a part of their money into an adult entertainment website, and you get a commission as a compensation for your efforts to promote their services, as long as the business is legitimate, and the gain is possible, then it's up to each individual to decide whether to join or not.