Re:Facebook Australia allowed advertisers to target teens’ e...
by anigbrowl on Monday May 01, 2017 @08:47PM
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No it isn't. Wealthy people just have more options for staving of misery, which isn't the same thing as being happy.
I am friends with a few super-wealthy people, one who had access to great wealth through business and another who's a prominent aristocrat. When I say friends, I don't mean that we hang out to drink champagne, but that I'm privy to intimate details of their family/personal lives. Wealth does not inoculate you against crippling emotional problems.
I am friends with a few super-wealthy people, one who had access to great wealth through business and another who's a prominent aristocrat. When I say friends, I don't mean that we hang out to drink champagne, but that I'm privy to intimate details of their family/personal lives. Wealth does not inoculate you against crippling emotional problems.