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^This is all I meant. Everyone sees "happiness" as something different. If someone truly finds happiness in living on the street, going from shelter to shelter, struggling, etc, than generally speaking having money has no barring on that. And that's just looking at if from my "western" perspective, as in other places around the world (especially super remote areas) people are content with no thought/idea of money. There are places right now in my state of WA where you can post up in a tent right now in some of the "ininhabited" woods, and if that makes you happy you can do it. I personally want/need money to do SOME of the ish that makes me happy. Ignorance is also bliss when it comes to happiness. You put people who have zero concept of the world outside of themselves (like babies when they first arrive on the scene), and insulate them from outside information/influence, and they'll be 100% happy with what they personally know/experience.I think its more about who you are & how you view/live life & what's important to you.