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Money can absolutely buy you happiness. Many people confuse the concept of happiness with the
concept of joy. Joy is an ineffable feeling of peace and satisfaction you can get regardless of
money. Happiness, on the other hand, stems from the word happen and it only refers to your
pleasant reaction to a favorable "happenstance" (old way of saying circumstance).
So, yes, OF COURSE, money can buy you happiness. It cannot buy you JOY, and JOY is what counts. |
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Money can buy you what you really want, so then yeah. |
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"You know the phrase 'money can't buy happiness?' That phrase should end with 'just kidding.'
Money can buy you a waverunner and have you ever seen anyone frown on a waverunner?"
Daniel Tosh - second funniest man alive
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V61U6kT9Qbo&NR=1 |
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With money you can buy things that are fun or amusing or even just comfortable, and those things can
make you happy, at least by my standards of happiness. |
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If you use it to buy a puppy and the puppy will love you and make you happy. |
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It can buy you a false sense of happiness, but true happiness, no. |
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