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I don't think material wealth is worthy enough as a metric of success for society to care about giving equal access to it to everyone - mere sufficient access o
by meric 9y ago
I don't think material wealth is worthy enough as a metric of success for society to care about giving equal access to it to everyone - mere sufficient access ought to be enough, and focus on what's more important than material wealth, of which good parenting is one example. Which is a more pressing problem: the top paid individuals of group X earns less than the top paid individuals of group Y, or the fact that so many in society are focused on the wrong things when they think about what makes them content and happy?
- mmmpop 9y ago> Which is a more pressing problem: the top paid individuals of group X earns less than the top paid individuals of group Y, or the fact that so many in society are focused on the wrong things when they think about what makes them content and happy? Great question! I'll risk to assert the latter simply because problem 1 would fix itself in my mind. There were times when no American went without...