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Isn't that worse when it comes to travelling? I'd rather experience 7 things in 7 days than 7 things in 2 days.
a) are still recognized as being yours and that
b) some entity will be willing and able to exchange it for something of the same or higher value as you think it has now
This already is a huge red flag in my opinion.
From the comment I replied to:
>reality of unavoidable climate catastrophe
>how dire the situation is
I read this as "doomed". And if we are already doomed and nothing can be done about it, shouldn't we eat as much meat and take as many flights as we want? This is how a lot of people think when they read stuff like this, and honestly, they have a point. Either it's unavoidable and dire OR we can do something about it (by limiting emissions). So why ask people to make sacrifices and then also tell them we are doomed anyway?
Same for most non-developed countries I imagine.
Most likely no. Most likely they will be just as poor as you are, and have a job building the dreams of people with rich ancestors.
Median wealth per adult in the US: $79,274
Median wealth per adult in France: $133,559
Mean wealth per adult is reversed (much higher in the US), because a few US billionaires are really really rich. But unless you're one of the few lucky billionaires, you're doing better living in France.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_wealth_pe...