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> what matters is how much relative to your means. Needs, not means. (And some comfort/relaxation is a need). Being richer than most isn't a reason to splurge
by hgsgm 4y ago
> what matters is how much relative to your means.
Needs, not means. (And some comfort/relaxation is a need). Being richer than most isn't a reason to splurge more, it's a signal that something may be wrong with society.
- trabant00 4y ago> Being richer than most isn't a reason to splurge more, it's a signal that something may be wrong with society I have to disagree hard with this. The rich _should_ splurge, as that makes the money flow back to the economy. And in some cases go to artisans that have no mass market appeal.