99% of problems can be solved with enough money

[AntonioJuraz]

what a sick world we live in. where the rich force the poor to solve their problems and get no rewards except for paper / plastic rectangles.

[AntonioJuraz]

you are poor cause someone's great grand daddy 100 years ago did something so great that their kids now can boss people around and those people will do what they say in exchange for paper.

[AntonioJuraz]

imagine if you could just walk around and boss people around at least for basic things and in exchange you give them a piece of toilet paper

[AntonioJuraz]

Just cause your dad is a good guy doesn't mean you are a good guy

[MysteriousWeeb420]

reddit tier post

[kathisterima]

reddit tier post

this

didn't expect that from op

[AlbanianLegend1994]

Actually very true
But I would argue 100% tbh

I made a thread the other day about not taking anyone with $ who is depressed seriously

In my case it literally solves everything

I have a very bad relation with $

[AntonioJuraz]

Actually very true
But I would argue 100% tbh

I made a thread the other day about not taking anyone with $ who is depressed seriously

In my case it literally solves everything

I have a very bad relation with $

can't beat aging / time

[eldajaal1488]

if not all, alot of it

[bookieboy]

Yes, it's incontrovertibly true that money, wealth, finances have some deep undertones with morality, human behavior & human potential. Many are motivated by money, which means money must be an essential, tangential & otherwise necessity for humans. More money usually fixes problems because most problems are caused in part by money, as money is the tool used to affect the outcomes which can create the conditions where the money is ironically further needed. I'd say you can't even separate the money from the humanness because the humans operate based on the money. The money acts like the token of a reward of human merit, so many entangle morality/fallacies with it. Alas, you have money mixing in with morals -- many would do sick acts for it. Many want it, but never make much -- and few have most of it, but express it quite lightly (they hold it/control it, but won't release/give much away).

Even the religious view money as very meaningful, which means even those in less need of it -- like in theory with communism -- still believe it is necessary; a bargaining tool of sorts. No political system really exists & plays the first-hand role without funds.

If we can maybe find a way to separate the need of money from the human essence we have come to see then maybe we can find out what's so useful about this token of presumed value. Money doesn't need us -- WE NEED IT & it's like an energetic construct.

You can see justly how little money has value once you've reached maximal inflation -- but also see how HIGH it has value in a failing, ultra socialistic/capitalistic & decaying world of neediness & purposeless. Truthfully money is demonic -- it was invented. The power of money is at the root of societal control, so it is a figure of power & relentless yearning. Since we have embedded the shell of humanity all around money needs & economic traps, money is sadly a prime necessity above almost all. It's psychology; biology; physiology in paper. We know of the mind & the paradoxes, but money has become an embodiment of bioenert-ness; a construct of health.

If only there was a quick fix to change or bury this/make it separable from the human sphere of consciousness & functional epitome of needs then we can see the possible next "step" of humans. Sadly, the ways of being & those who did this will know it to live on until it all burns because it's so integral to the humanity that taking it away is like taking the life blood away -- like even taking away nutritious food. By the way our world largely works, lack of money is akin to slow disease surely for most -- that is, some deficiency felt within literally.

Human ESSENCE is entangled around money, so money has become more than an abstract -- it is quite literally akin to phasmic light or attuned-ness of basic life forces. I don't know where we need to go or what to do exactly, but I think more need to learn of money lies.

Look at the utter inhumanity bestowed on someone's entire essence once they've lost all means to acquire/control any form of money -- like a person becoming homeless. Compare that energy with one who has more than enough & uses it as best they properly could.


We can't simply look at money like some benign, faceless token we aspire to manage but as an intertwined fate we collapse under. Maybe we need to wreak havoc to the sense of financial structures to awaken a drawback of our functional realities & essentialities.