Sleinad
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- May 1, 2010
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I could only laugh while reading your post. It's right, but the part I quoted isn't necessary true. lol.
Like I said earlier if you didn't read it, studies show people in the US - when they make OVER $75,000 a year, that has diminishing effects on people. That is the average amount of Americans. I don't know why, maybe they are happy - they have everything they need, but now are lost because they can't decide OR, they are lonely. Not sure. But this effect is called the Hedonic Treadmill. Money can only bring us so much happiness. Then, we need other things.
So it's not completely bullshit lol. It was just a Psychology study that happened a while ago. It's not my own study lol.
Well I am much richer now than what i was 5 years ago and have much less stress, i'm not lonely or anything. Can't always believe these 'studies' that come out, as they only target a small proportion of people usually.
And I am from the UK, which could change things around more because life is completely different sort of.
I only said what you quoted because I know it is true for me, and everyone else I personally know that have higher salaries now then a few years ago or have somehow got more money.
All i know for sure is that going from poor to rich, is much better than going from rich to poor!