Dec 8, 2021
12:18:52am
12:18:52am
Note that I like your point about the word "ruined" ... maybe it's not the best word... obviously there's a big
difference between being "ruined" and a kid simply missing out on opportunities for growth.
My hypothesis would be that a kid with $1M by age 35 will have more opportunities for growth than they would have had otherwise.
And finally... I think money ruins lots of people (especially younger people).... it just seems that I think the percentage who are ruined by it is materially smaller than what others here think.
My hypothesis would be that a kid with $1M by age 35 will have more opportunities for growth than they would have had otherwise.
And finally... I think money ruins lots of people (especially younger people).... it just seems that I think the percentage who are ruined by it is materially smaller than what others here think.
Originally posted on Dec 8, 2021 at 12:18:52am
Message modified by HarlemCoug on Dec 8, 2021 at 12:19:40am
Message modified by HarlemCoug on Dec 8, 2021 at 12:21:16am
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