Yes and no.
It's what drives people to work, pays for things we want or need and easiest way to measure value in our society (prior to money we just had bartering/trade).
However, whilst it does afford you the best lifestyle and healthcare it's no substitute for good health, and other people knowing you have a lot can make you a target. People become more shallow and you can become more obsessed with obtaining money than actually living life.
It really depends on the person and society they are in, some will say yes some will say no.
It's what drives people to work, pays for things we want or need and easiest way to measure value in our society (prior to money we just had bartering/trade).
However, whilst it does afford you the best lifestyle and healthcare it's no substitute for good health, and other people knowing you have a lot can make you a target. People become more shallow and you can become more obsessed with obtaining money than actually living life.
It really depends on the person and society they are in, some will say yes some will say no.