THE GOLD PILL

When did you realise that money is literally the only thing worth having in this world, and that all quantifiable levels of happiness and power can be traced directly to it?

Reading, physically training, creative expression are all wasted time and resources in comparison to the pursuit of money. You'd sacrifice them all for 10x your current savings, and you know it.

You can't play the game if you don't know the rules.

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>Jews control the West
>'Golly gee, I wonder how they managed to do that!'

Because you were asleep at the wheel caring about art and sports and dumb shit like that, they got to the point.

If money is really the source of happiness as you say, then why do so many millionaires and billionaires suffer from depression?

money.cnn.com/2015/02/02/luxury/wealth-depression/

forbes.com/sites/alicegwalton/2015/01/26/why-the-super-successful-get-depressed/#457726042b1a

livescience.com/35792-global-depression-rates.html

baka.com.au/national/young-rich-people-have-higher-rates-of-depression-and-anxiety-says-study-20131207-2yy6t.html

I would argue that health is literally the only thing worth having.

You can be rich and dead at the same time, what would your wealth be worth then?

Would you rather be a depressed billionaire who can afford round-the-clock treatment, or poor but happy all the time?

Literally every person I know who is extremely wealthy is either depressed, alcoholic, or both. As a lawyer, most of my clients are fairly well off, and they're some of the unhappiest people in the world.

Happy.

Key word there, is happy.

10x zero is still zero

Money is a tool, and so is OP.