Undoubtedly there’s something to be learned about the happiness-generating potential of possessions versus experiences in aggregate. But surely there must be si

Undoubtedly there’s something to be learned about the happiness-generating potential of possessions versus experiences in aggregate. But surely there must be significant intersubject variation. It probably has at least something to do with your stage of life. In my 30’s travel and acquisition of possessions were both a source of happiness. Approaching my 60’s now, both experiences and possessions have different value. I find I’m much more interested in the meaning behind how I use my time and money.