1: I didn't go too far with money, money went too far with me.
of course, if you let it take over your life. just dont let it, unless you dont have the will power for it.
2: I already have money. If you need it, you don't have it, if you have it, you don't need it. Get it?
no, im pretty sure that if you dont have it, then you will need it.
3: Simple, you don't need a base to get education, you gain it from experience mostly.
yes, but education also costs money. it looks better on a job resume to have gone to a good college, then to have a lot of experience on things.
4: Money only brings greed into the table, one big flaw that over resume to have shadows it and what I can't stand. And like I said before, I'm in a country of piss poor education more poor than its money.
it brings greed if, again, you let it take over you. greed is a human factor, just like hope and fear. if you dont let it get in your mind, than it wont affect you as much, or not at all.
5: Look sir, the more money there is in the world, the less valuable (rare). And there are many things more valuable than money.
im pretty sure thats called inflation. and true, there is more valuable things then money. when it comes down to it, money is only good for burning, but because of the government, it becomes a natural part of our lives. it has gone to appoint that in countries that use money over bartering, that they need money, which with makes it hard to survive... what is your country exactly. i need it to have a better perspective of your point of view.
6: I'd rather get all the info straight from the internet/experience and do experiments to learn than to spend money on something I can get for free.
yes, but with buying that something and having proof of it, like a certificate or plaque, gives you credibility over your knowledge. i, and most people, like credibility. better go to a gynocologist than a rapist, is what this girl i know always says.(messed up, right?)
7: After I graduate from high school I'll get a better job, but I'm not planning on having children. But buying a house comes 10 years later when I think about it.
not having children is your choice, which you'll probably change when you get a wife. now, where will you live after you graduate? will you just live with your parents or in an apartment, which costs money, or with a friend?
8: It factors in lots only because of the Monetary system. A system that's falling apart these days.
yes, in some places it is, but in the end, everyone yearns for simplicity and economic sense. they will usually stay with money over trading eggs for cows.
9: I'd rather go with education, because remember, I'm not in the U.S. for you to tell me to pick otherwise. The education in my country is much more rare than what you think it is.
again, that is very tough. i remember when i was younger and i lived in a poor area near eastern asia. we had to improvise and work a lot, we had to make our own food and supplies, and we mainly lived in bamboo homes, which was actually beautiful against the scenic areas.. education is a very valuable thing, but until your government crashes, money still has a footholed over everything.
10: Forget the humans, we're all doomed anyways no matter what we do. Humans can't fix anything.
true, we will always let the worse part of ourselves surface, and it will ruin everything from the economy to the world, but what we can do while we are alive is thrive. we can make better lives for ourselves and the ones we love.
11: Where did you come from in talking about empires now? That's so primitive.
im pretty sure i got it from that story of the illiterate guy who made a fruit selling empire over selling apples he bought to people twice as much as he bought it for. true, it is primitive, but it still works. he electronic empire, the film empire, the video game empire. everythng connects with an empire one way or another.
12: The religion thing is not true. Earth is not mostly Christian. That religion has broken morality and it's overrated. And I should call out every Christianity fanboy, if you don't know why, then look for every single popular fanbase and republican party and you'll see why I'm calling them out.
actually, christianity is the most major religion, followed by the islamic then the agnostic, which means non-religion or atheist. heres a link:(<a href="http://www.adherents.com/Religions_By_Adherents.html">http://www.adherents.com/Religions_By _Adherents.html</a>)
I'm calling out Christianity junkies, because all they do is forcing beliefs on people, listening to everything that the bible says literally regardless of its old metaphors.
forcing beliefs? that is a stereotype from people who dont like us, which is a very small population... including you i guess.
oh, and i think you maybe be catholic, correct? well about the old metaphors, im guessing your talking about the the old testament. we listen regardless of the old testament because of what god said in the new testament. read a king james bible for once and see our point of views before you begin to stereotype about us.
When it comes to calling out the most overrated religion known as Christianity, NOTHING IS RUDE FOR DOING SO. Literal beliefs and self contradicted morals are as crippled as a completely deformed, disabled life cell covered in cancer.
okay then, how is christianity overrated? it does have literal beliefs but not in the way you understand, and how do we contradict ourselves morally? i want to see your example for each.
ddawg321
well, its not that i want to contradict you or anything but, you'd go pretty far with money. i once remembered a story about an illiterate guy who want to get a job as a bookie at the local whorehous who ended up on a giant fruit selling empire just because he came across some apple. plus, a good, or even decent education costs money. it costs a lot to go to college, to get a car, to buy a home, and to serenade your loved ones. you need money to make money. what good is an education, if you have no base to build upon it?
a high education is a good, and useful thing in life, bu money also brings in influence and influence brings in support, and support brings in more money, which you could use to buy stuff to make your life, and your education easier. how will you pay bills, how will you support your family, kids? money factors into a lot of things, so does an education, but i choose being economy savvy, over being a genius on one subject alone. if you can be one step ahead of the economy, if you can guess what will become popular and what wont, if you can understand the humans need for product, then you can build an empire. then from said empire, you can gain an education, them spread your influence.
oh, and please do not call out a certain group of people, race, religion, or gender, its just rude. that being said, a large population in the world is christian.
Eltro2kneo
Long is long......
1: I didn't go too far with money, money went too far with me.
2: I already have money. If you need it, you don't have it, if you have it, you don't need it. Get it?
3: Simple, you don't need a base to get education, you gain it from experience mostly.
4: Money only brings greed into the table, one big flaw that overshadows it and what I can't stand. And like I said before, I'm in a country of piss poor education more poor than its money.
5: Look sir, the more money there is in the world, the less valuable (rare). And there are many things more valuable than money.
6: I'd rather get all the info straight from the internet/experience and do experiments to learn than to spend money on something I can get for free.
7: After I graduate from high school I'll get a better job, but I'm not planning on having children. But buying a house comes 10 years later when I think about it.
8: It factors in lots only because of the Monetary system. A system that's falling apart these days.
9: I'd rather go with education, because remember, I'm not in the U.S. for you to tell me to pick otherwise. The education in my country is much more rare than what you think it is.
10: Forget the humans, we're all doomed anyways no matter what we do. Humans can't fix anything.
11: Where did you come from in talking about empires now? That's so primitive.
12: The religion thing is not true. Earth is not mostly Christian. That religion has broken morality and it's overrated. And I should call out every Christianity fanboy, if you don't know why, then look for every single popular fanbase and republican party and you'll see why I'm calling them out.
I'm calling out Christianity junkies, because all they do is forcing beliefs on people, listening to everything that the bible says literally regardless of its old metaphors.
When it comes to calling out the most overrated religion known as Christianity, NOTHING IS RUDE FOR DOING SO. Literal beliefs and self contradicted morals are as crippled as a completely deformed, disabled life cell covered in cancer.