“Money can’t buy happiness.”
Sure, we’re all familiar with this common saying. We can probably agree that it holds some merit.
If money doesn’t make a person truly happier, does it affect a person psychologically in any other significant way?
Dr. Paul Piff, a University of California Berkeley researcher, certainly thinks so.
Check out his talk titled “Does Money Make You Mean?” here.
Do you think that the wealthy are less grateful and morally sound because of their money?
| posted | February 15, 2014 |
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