I live in an affluent town, and it depresses me how focused so many people seem to be about accumulating material possessions and how uninvested these same people are in human relationships.

It especially puzzles me when some of these wealthy people spend so little time with their children when they clearly seem able to work less. From your perspective, why is this happening?

Here´s the answer from an old Beatles song from 1964, still up to date:

Ill buy you a diamond ring my friend if it makes you feel alright
Ill get you anything my friend if it makes you feel alright
Cause I dont care too much for money, money cant buy me love
Ill give you all I got to give if you say you love me too
I may not have a lot to give but what I got Ill give to you
I dont care too much for money, money cant buy me love
Cant buy me love, everybody tells me so
Cant buy me love, no no no, no
Say you dont need no diamond ring and Ill be satisfied
Tell me that you want the kind of thing that money just cant buy
I dont care too much for money, money cant buy me love

@topic. An emphatic no!!

i read this somewhere,i dont know how far its true

Money can buy u a house but not a home
Money can buy u good health insurance but not good health
Money can take u places but it cant bring u safely home
Money can get u the good things of life it cant give u JOY

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I dont think so

GO TO THE STORE AND ASK FOR HAPPINESS, AND SEE IF YOUR MONEY CAN BUY IT

answer= NO!!!!