Humans are also addicted to money, aren't they?

In the last two posts, I finally revealed that I am an online game addict. I am certainly an online game addict (though I've temporarily regained my sanity), but isn't humanity addicted too?

"Money addict"

or

"Money wreck"

In fact, writing about this is one of the aims of this site, but the time has come sooner than expected.

Humans pride themselves on being the most intelligent creatures on Earth, but then why aren't we all happy? Why does so much unhappiness still exist, forever?

It's so strange.

Don't you think so?

Isn't it strange?

If we had advanced intelligence, language, and science and technology, it would be no surprise if everyone was happy by now and this world became a paradise.

Heaven's nowhere near us!

If academics and science and technology are developing at an accelerating rate, then the happiness of humanity should also increase at an accelerating rate in proportion to that, but that's not happening at all.

I think it's actually possible if we use them correctly. At least for humanity to be free from hunger and live happily. That's why it's frustrating. It should be possible if we want to do it, but we can't, or rather we don't do it, so it's very frustrating. That's why I can't help but write about it.

Where did we go wrong?

Something is getting in the way of happiness.

One of the causes is probably "money."

That's what I think.

Money itself is a convenient thing invented by humans. As the scope of people's economic activities expanded and they began to trade various goods, bartering became difficult, so they invented money and gave it exchange value to exchange. So money itself is a "means" and is neither good nor evil in itself. However, since money can be exchanged for various things, it becomes a symbol of wealth and ownership, and in itself it appears to us as something very attractive. And so money becomes a "purpose." You become controlled by "money," a tool and means that you created.

If people use money for happiness, that is, if money remains a means and people control money, there is hope as long as people have control over money.

However, when money becomes an end and money controls people, doesn't happiness become impeded?

That's why I want to take back control back to humanity. Instead of money controlling people, people controlling money.

We've seen in stories about evil and addiction that if you become fascinated with anything, become obsessed with it, become controlled by it, and become addicted to it, you will be ruined. No matter how much you like it, no matter how much it gives you a temporary sense of happiness, whether it's games, drugs, nicotine, alcohol, gambling, playing with women, or playing with men, if you become addicted to it, you will become a wreck. It will ruin your life. No matter how much you like money, if you become fascinated with it, become obsessed with it, become controlled by it, and become addicted to it, you will become a "money addict". Humanity will be ruined.

So whatever it takes, take back control from money to humanity!

Take it back again.

Now what should we do?

We need to come up with a strategy. Be careful.

You'll face a tough, formidable opponent. Money, after all. And this enemy currently holds almost complete control over humanity. He is the true final boss.