Tag Archives: Amount Of Money

Why People that Don’t Want Children Have Children?

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I need ways to make this catchy. I am concerned about human happiness.

Why should people that do not want children have children? In fact, why should anyone that doesn’t want anything have that thing?

That one is obvious. Here is what’s not obvious. How do we measure how much we want something? The objective way is to measure the amount of money people are willing to pay for that thing.

Government hurt the poor. Poor people that postpone making children will get less redistribution of wealth and actually taxed to support those who do.

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How Should We Define Wealth?

People often ask about the amount of money you own. The thing is, ownership is a very vague concept that simply add confusion. What does it mean that I own my body, for example? Can I smoke dope? No. So what’s the point?

Rather than concentrating on ownership, we should concentrate on control ship.

Why dictators live an opulent life? Because they CONTROL, not own, great wealth.

Back to dope. Do I control my body? The answer is scientific. No. I can’t smoke dope and get away with it. That means I don’t.

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Do Women Care How Much You Care?

If you want to check how much women care how much you care, just look at the number of children that are “bastard” child. Obviously the sucker that want to be her husband care about her more than the true biological father. Yet the girl choose to be knocked up by someone else.

Think about it. How much a man care, can’t possibly be a significant factor in women’s decision to choose who she mate with.

However, that kind of decision is the only one men care about right? We also don’t care about women. We care who she breed with.

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