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Money promote happiness, so having more money could be a subgoal. This is a rough description, of course.
by avmich 3y ago
Money promote happiness, so having more money could be a subgoal. This is a rough description, of course.
- matthewfelgate 3y ago[flagged]
- cmcaleer 3y agoThe baffling part here is you reading things that aren't there. Let's read the two comments you replied to: - Nothing better than a father and mother in a stable, loving relationship for a child. Yes, let’s encourage this. - Money promote happiness, so having more money could be a subgoal. This is a rough description, of course. Where is the suggestion to force couples who don't work together to stay together for the kid? Money stress causes a huge number of couples to split. If these couples could be financially supported and have a happy, healthy relationship they may not have otherwise had if they had to deal with financial stress of childcare expenses, what's bad about that? Nobody - not the writer in this article, not the comments you're replying to - is suggesting paying unhappy couples to stay together.
- matthewfelgate 3y agoI see lots of people saying "Encourage this" I see no actual solutions.