I too dislike that sentence. It's as if they are missing the depth of reality in the issue. However I think there can be something in that. Consider: >Anthony

I too dislike that sentence. It's as if they are missing the depth of reality in the issue. However I think there can be something in that. Consider: >Anthony Bourdain had the greatest job that show biz has ever produced. This man flew around the world and ate delicious meals with outstanding people. That man, with that job, hung himself in a luxury suite in France. I think the point either case might be making is that you can be living the best of life and still have mental health problems. If not more likely to have mental health problems. The even more valuable lesson might be that trying to obtain this luxury or fame isn't the source of happiness.