Soft money (bills, coins, any legal tender without actual value) is collapsing. The concept of soft money is ridiculous, and the money itself is completely unstable.
You're missing the point of the saying completely.To sum it up, why should you use something that represents value in trade rather than something that holds actual value, like valuable metals?
You're missing the point of the saying completely.
The meaning of the saying is that while tangible goods such as money are important, there also exist immaterial things which we also put very high value on (ex. life, health, family, love, knowledge).
all 5 of the things u gave as an example can be bought in a way
People cannot buy life
People cannot buy family.
People cannot buy love (they can buy sex).
People cannot buy health (they can buy healthcare).
People cannot buy knowledge (they can buy mediums through which knowledge is transferred such as movies, books, schooling, etc.).
The main problem that people have with this saying is that they misunderstand it to mean that money isn't important- but this isn't what is meant at all. The actual meaning is that while money is important, there are other things which are also important, so people should not overrate the importance of money.
People cannot buy life
People cannot buy family.
People cannot buy love (they can buy sex).
People cannot buy health (they can buy healthcare).
People cannot buy knowledge (they can buy mediums through which knowledge is transferred such as movies, books, schooling, etc.).
The main problem that people have with this saying is that they misunderstand it to mean that money isn't important- but this isn't what is meant at all. The actual meaning is that while money is important, there are other things which are also important, so people should not overrate the importance of money.
I lol'dPeople can buy love... you inhale it it's called "oxytocin".
This is all correct, people can use money to aid in their acquiring of non-monetary intangible things, but this does not amount to being able to buy the non-monetary item itself.People can buy materials to prolong life.
People can buy sex = children
People can buy healthcare as you said which aides good health
People can buy through mediums as you suggested, without paying for an education you wouldn't be as knowledgeable as you are
People can buy materials to prolong life.
People can buy sex = children
People can buy healthcare as you said which aides good health
People can buy through mediums as you suggested, without paying for an education you wouldn't be as knowledgeable as you are
People cannot buy life
People cannot buy family.
People cannot buy love (they can buy sex).
People cannot buy health (they can buy healthcare).
People cannot buy knowledge (they can buy mediums through which knowledge is transferred such as movies, books, schooling, etc.).
The main problem that people have with this saying is that they misunderstand it to mean that money isn't important- but this isn't what is meant at all. The actual meaning is that while money is important, there are other things which are also important, so people should not overrate the importance of money.
To sum it up, why should you use something that represents value in trade rather than something that holds actual value, like valuable metals?
Money isn't everything. Sure, it purchasing and using your purchased items can give you happiness, but items don't last forever. They are eventually either destroyed or become boring.
Another thing which I might throw in is that having a large amount of money can actually change you. It might make you what can only be described as a rich snob. And of course, no-one likes snobs which can take away several things from you including friends, love, respect, etc.

