If person A has 100 times more money than person B

Started by Shakyamunison2 pages

Re: If person A has 100 times more money than person B

Originally posted by Archaeopteryx
Is person A, as a general rule, 100 times happier than person B?

No. Money cannot buy happiness.

Re: Re: If person A has 100 times more money than person B

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
No. Money cannot buy happiness.

Google says you're wrong.

But there are diminishing returns.

Also, I'm a broken record.

Re: Re: If person A has 100 times more money than person B

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
No. Money cannot buy happiness.

This is the reason I personally don't donate to charity.

Originally posted by Astner
This is the reason I personally don't donate to charity.

Also the sociopathy.

Originally posted by Bardock42
Also the sociopathy.

Sociopathy is no longer a diagnosable condition.

Originally posted by Astner
Sociopathy is no longer a diagnosable condition.

It is however a commonly used term for a diagnosable condition.

Originally posted by Bardock42
It is however a commonly used term for a diagnosable condition.

Right, that condition would be antisocial personality disorder. Haven't you been keeping up with the DSM?

Re: Re: Re: If person A has 100 times more money than person B

Originally posted by dadudemon
Google says you're wrong.

But there are diminishing returns.

Also, I'm a broken record.

Google? That's like using wiki.

Originally posted by Astner
Right, that condition would be antisocial personality disorder. Haven't you been keeping up with the DSM?

Marginally.

Re: Re: Re: Re: If person A has 100 times more money than person B

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
Google? That's like using wiki.

Let's forget about this discussion and take a shower, together.

Here is my shower:

U rdy? 😮

Originally posted by dadudemon
Let's forget about this discussion and take a shower, together.

Here is my shower:

U rdy? 😮

😆 No thanks.