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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I feel like a lot of people measure success by how much money you make, what neighborhood you live in, or how nice your house is. There are plenty of people who do good valuable work and don't make much money. They can be happy, content, don't overconsume, advocate for a better world, have time to engage in their communities, and donate to worthy causes. They can be great successes. A quality education can be a big part of this.[/quote]

Cool. In the real world, the public understanding of the meaning of success is heavily correlated with financial outcomes. [/quote]

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This says a lot about you.  Actually, MOST PEOPLE in the real world are religious and their ideologies consist of a lot more than money.  It is a minority of people like you that make money and consumerism your religion.  Good for you, but just know that the majority of the world's population is not with you.  There are a lot of people,  especially here, who are though.  I hope your consumption makes you happy in the end.[/quote]

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