What is right or what is necessary?

Over time I realized that the only thing that matters is money. We grow up with the cult of love, friendship, family. We believe in all this without social distinctions based on an economic or ethnic level. All this until the discriminating factor par excellence invades the desires of biologically (and religiously) corrupt man: money. To explain what money represents, I will not refer to the classic academic definitions, extrapolated from who knows what manual with terms far from the common man. Money is nothing other than the factor that decides how attractive, how powerful you are, what food to eat, what car to drive, what clothes to wear, how worthy of consideration you are, how much time we can dedicate to family and how far away we can stay from it, how much sleep we can get, what treatments we can access (and whether we can access them ), what schools to attend, and so on. The truth is that I could go on forever, but I won’t, to avoid losing the focus of this short writing. I would not be heretical, therefore, if I stated that the ultimate goal of man, in addition to the maintenance of the species, is the accumulation of the discriminating factor. The discriminating factor: I like to define it as it is, in fact, the main factor capable of dividing man from his peers from the origin. The status quo described leads every action of man to be aimed at money: it is necessary to study to hope to be able to achieve a good social position in order to ensure a fair amount of economic independence. Then there are the serial dreamers, who, out of nowhere, aspire to supreme wealth (I don’t deny that I envy their light-heartedness). <a href="https://medium.com/@jid.eff7/what-is-right-or-what-is-necessary-b8b7957b75f5">Visit Now</a>