Is it true that the more you have, the happier you are? The happiness index is highest in places where the gap between the rich and the poor is small. In places where the gap between the rich and the poor is large, some poor people live in poverty and despair all their lives, while others are desperately chasing the footsteps of the rich, and finally become rich through hard work. The result? I don't feel happy, on the contrary, my desires are endless, the money is never enough to spend, and my heart is more and more empty. Life becomes twisted, chaotic and impetuous. A harmonious and healthy life is a happy life. The gap between the rich and the poor is about equal to the pressure of survival! The stress index is inversely proportional to the happiness index.
In a society with its uneven distribution, the more products are produced, that is, the more value is created, the smaller the proportion of workers in the society, that is, more for more and less for less. It also leads to the poorer and poorer working class, and the gap between the rich and the poor is widening further and further.
In this age of growing contradictions, it may be time to re-examine our society.
How to change the world? We need to mobilize everyone to bring about change. The bigwigs have the money and force, and a small group of pioneers relying on peaceful protest cannot completely change the world. Most people are so busy with their livelihoods that they have no interest in participating in reforms, so how can a consensus of the whole people be achieved? educate! Cultivate correct values in education and let young people see the truth of society. Then when the next generation grows up, there will be more people to promote change, so as to gather the power of one generation to change the world. To pursue the happiness of all mankind and build a harmonious civilized society. No war, resist injustice.
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