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But the data don't support that conclusion at all. It's a value judgement that materialism is somehow invalid as an existential purpose.
by lisper 5y ago
But the data don't support that conclusion at all. It's a value judgement that materialism is somehow invalid as an existential purpose.
- politician 5y agoThat’s a good point. Historically, groups religious and otherwise have looked unfavorably on the idea that one’s purpose in life is to concentrate material wealth for one’s self. Acceptable beneficiaries are usually the government or family or religion, depending on the period.
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