2nd Person – LoverofCatsandMatcha

Posted on November 24, 2024 by loverofcatsandmatcha
  1. As taxpayers, we often wonder whether or not the money that we pay towards education for youth truly makes a difference. If we were to ask any parent whose child goes to an expensive school, we would find that the answer is an astounding yes. 
  2. In athletics, there are many potential injuries that can occur; in turn, there are many potential surgeries that can become necessary and beneficial. These surgeries, though occasionally objected to, can make an athlete stronger. 
  3. With addiction, addicts’ minds and bodies become consumed by the drug: they would do anything to acquire the substance, without concern for consequence. 
  4. Inviting Syrians in will cause more problems than it will solve. 
  5. In a society reliant on technology and paperless transactions, the idea of not carrying any physical money is trivial; we rarely need it to make purchases, not when we have credit cards.  
  6. We have given value to various pieces of green paper that, in truth, have no value other than the cost it took to produce them. However, we spend our entire lives working to acquire as much of these worthless green pieces of paper as possible– just to take them and stick them in a bank. 
  7. When we check our bank statements, and when we spend cash, we should take the time to consider the fact that we have attributed value to something that was created by people, which has no actual value. Consider that, without that green piece of paper, we may be in a society based on trading livestock and produce. 
  8. I understand that a dollar is only worth what I can receive in exchange for it. 
  9. to our funds, reminds me of the concept of stone currency. With stone currency, there was no need to be in possession of these Bitcoins to own them. 
  10. The American Dream is based on our mutual understanding that we need to have as much of these little pieces of paper as possible. We have, inadvertently, based our entire life around the acquisition of these bills. 
  11. Money is an adroit concept and its pursuit lasts a lifetime. Our goal, from the beginning of our education, is to become successful enough at acquiring these pieces of paper to make our lives as enjoyable as possible. Our enjoyment of life hinges on having these little pieces of paper.
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