I hear and read comments to the effect that money doesn't affect happiness. I just pretend that who ever made such a remark made it based on either some kind of happiness, or is limiting the scope of happiness to a certain philosophy/standard of some type.
To me, money does affect happiness. Therefore, money, just like education, or a complete healthy physical body, or any great asset we can obtain to enrich our lives, can bring happiness. So, who is it that says money can't bring happiness? What are they really saying in, obviously, not enough words?
Recently I read a statement that seems to me to be reasonable, explaining why "researchers" think some married couples stay together more than others. It said, "Families with two earners with good jobs have seen an improvement in their standard of living, which leads to less tension at home and lower probability of divorce."
2007-05-11
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