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 Posted: Tue Apr 24, 2007 8:05 am
Quote: I was just kinda thinking about it since hearing this ideal once again. "money can't buy happines" Well I can't agree with that because people differ so basically for some money can buy happiness "which is for people who are into materialism et cetera" but for others they can find happiness in some other way. but what I think is money can't but poverty yeah i was watching a movie and this came to my mind when they said it
Money can't buy happiness but poverty can?
Isn't poverty the absence of money?
If people can be happy while they are poor, why can't they be happy while they are rich?
Money CAN divide people, make them greedy, make them selfish, overbearing, rude, and unhappy.
But, doesn't poverty do the same thing?
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Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2007 3:51 pm
Teh Matthew Quote: I was just kinda thinking about it since hearing this ideal once again. "money can't buy happines" Well I can't agree with that because people differ so basically for some money can buy happiness "which is for people who are into materialism et cetera" but for others they can find happiness in some other way. but what I think is money can't but poverty yeah i was watching a movie and this came to my mind when they said it
Money can't buy happiness but poverty can?
Isn't poverty the absence of money?
If people can be happy while they are poor, why can't they be happy while they are rich?
Money CAN divide people, make them greedy, make them selfish, overbearing, rude, and unhappy.
But, doesn't poverty do the same thing?You misunderstood a few parts. Some people are happy with money, and some are happy with out. It truly depends on the individual. And yes poverty is basically the absence of money. So like I was stating before the only thing that money can not buy is poverty.
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Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2007 8:53 pm
Kanon Vilente Teh Matthew Quote: I was just kinda thinking about it since hearing this ideal once again. "money can't buy happines" Well I can't agree with that because people differ so basically for some money can buy happiness "which is for people who are into materialism et cetera" but for others they can find happiness in some other way. but what I think is money can't but poverty yeah i was watching a movie and this came to my mind when they said it
Money can't buy happiness but poverty can?
Isn't poverty the absence of money?
If people can be happy while they are poor, why can't they be happy while they are rich?
Money CAN divide people, make them greedy, make them selfish, overbearing, rude, and unhappy.
But, doesn't poverty do the same thing?You misunderstood a few parts. Some people are happy with money, and some are happy with out. It truly depends on the individual. And yes poverty is basically the absence of money. So like I was stating before the only thing that money can not buy is poverty. Oh. I see. Sorry. I've out of it this week.
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Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2007 9:28 pm
How about this
There once was an old man walking down a path with fire in his hand. A young traveler stopped him and asked where he got the fire. The old hand closed his hand and the fire went out. He then said, 'If you can tell me where the fire went then I will tell you where it came from.'
I just thought that was pretty funny. What do you think?
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Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2007 3:53 pm
Okay this may seem a bit random but its about the Brain activity thing. I find that quite intresting and another reason why I want to get a dream book, those books that show you what images mean what and all that.
I find that usualy when I wake up after dreaming I can't remember a dream, that is if I was forced awake by a certian sound, Ex. My bedroom door opening.
Though lately whenever I close my eyes and just listen to the sound of the ticking clock in study hall I start visualising random and crazy things that are just off the walls. One example of this is my 'day-dream' yesterday, it was a mix of Mechas and a futuristic touch much like the anime 'Eureka 7'.
It was an empty street, that was untill a mech shaped somewhat like a car drove down it and stopped at the street lights which were all bright neon versions of the normal colours. Inside the lights, pass the 'lens', were little tachcoma things, spider like robots from Ghost in the shell. They were sucking up the electricity and when they stopped, the bell rang and made me jump and almost fall over...
I hope that intrests someone, or gives them a laugh.
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Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2007 9:41 pm
Chaotic Souls Okay this may seem a bit random but its about the Brain activity thing. I find that quite intresting and another reason why I want to get a dream book, those books that show you what images mean what and all that. I find that usualy when I wake up after dreaming I can't remember a dream, that is if I was forced awake by a certian sound, Ex. My bedroom door opening. Though lately whenever I close my eyes and just listen to the sound of the ticking clock in study hall I start visualising random and crazy things that are just off the walls. One example of this is my 'day-dream' yesterday, it was a mix of Mechas and a futuristic touch much like the anime 'Eureka 7'. It was an empty street, that was untill a mech shaped somewhat like a car drove down it and stopped at the street lights which were all bright neon versions of the normal colours. Inside the lights, pass the 'lens', were little tachcoma things, spider like robots from Ghost in the shell. They were sucking up the electricity and when they stopped, the bell rang and made me jump and almost fall over... I hope that intrests someone, or gives them a laugh. Although there are many ways to do it I will just start out as a simple dream interpretation Well the way you want to start the analysis of the dream. Is you want to determine the key elements that "you" find unique. Unfortunately I really don't want it in this thread if you want the dream interpretation. There are a few others in the forum. Although it still is rather interesting.
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