Hoarding disorder doesn’t count in this scenario. They need to get treatment for their mental illness but they have no ability to self reflect because they also have a lot of narcissistic and psychopathic traits.
when you go out everyday and try to spend less money than you make, you are doing the exact same thing as the billionaires you hate so much. and yet i don’t think you are calling for your own death for doing that, no?
the difference between you and them is just the number of zeros in your bank account.
There’s definitely a threshold between “want” and “need” that separates the sickly rich from everyone else.
When we have nothing, we need to grow to meet our needs.
When we have something, we need to grow to maintain our needs.
When we have enough, we need to grow to ensure our needs will remain met.
When we have plenty, it’s sick to reach for everything.
Healthy cells and cancerous cells will both consume, grow, and multiply when conditions call for it. What sets cancer apart from a healthy cell is that it ignores the signal to stop.
Ironically, billionaires probably do worry about money a lot. Just not in the same way everyone else does.
Hoarding disorder doesn’t count in this scenario. They need to get treatment for their mental illness but they have no ability to self reflect because they also have a lot of narcissistic and psychopathic traits.
it’s not a mental illness. it’s human nature.
So is cancer.
cancer is caused by mutated cells.
when you go out everyday and try to spend less money than you make, you are doing the exact same thing as the billionaires you hate so much. and yet i don’t think you are calling for your own death for doing that, no?
the difference between you and them is just the number of zeros in your bank account.
There’s definitely a threshold between “want” and “need” that separates the sickly rich from everyone else.
When we have nothing, we need to grow to meet our needs.
When we have something, we need to grow to maintain our needs.
When we have enough, we need to grow to ensure our needs will remain met.
When we have plenty, it’s sick to reach for everything.
Healthy cells and cancerous cells will both consume, grow, and multiply when conditions call for it. What sets cancer apart from a healthy cell is that it ignores the signal to stop.
so human beings are cancer. yeah that’s the typical ecology take.
This is beautiful, thank you.