Money does buy happiness?
Posted by Ron Coleman on April 17, 2008
As long as all these studies are getting funded, though, everybody’s happy, right?
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DK said
How lovely to see you choose choose a car as an example of wealth and, perhaps, happiness, Ron.
A symbol of wealth should mean living in a sweet prime urban space near a subway.
Ron Coleman said
Why not both!
jaymaster said
Carts before horses and chickens or eggs and such, but maybe we should look at the question from the other angle.
Maybe folks who are happy and satisfied become more productive and prosperous as a result of their happiness.
I’ve seen a lot of evidence that points in that direction.
DK said
I don’t want to be gluttonous. Just give me the downtown or hip Brooklyn digs with a reliable elevator…you can have the Saudi-mobile.
Pete Madsen said
I once heard Mark Victor Hansen, an accomplished motivational speaker, say “Perhaps money doesn’t buy happiness, but I’d like each of you to find out for yourself.”
Ron Coleman said
I think I could live without the car, too, DK, if I had a place like you’re describing.