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See "money doesn't buy happiness", "money doesn't make you likeable", "money doesn't make you attractive" etc.
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I've often thought myself to be fabulously wealthy in terms of the knowledge I have (eg by historical standards, access to information, sort of my IQ, etc)
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Can you imagine telling low IQ people that they are intelligent in their own way?
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How would you feel about telling this to the middle class?
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I'm not sure if this is in reference to something but if it's meant as an analogy to how we look at beauty: wouldn't you say that 1. there's legit more subjectivity when it come to beauty, and there's a relatively objective amount of "richness" linked to survival/comfort/ luxury
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And 2. People's (outside) opinion of how rich someone is, has way less effect on someone's means to "use" or "monetize" that resource compared to the outside opinion of beauty? (Apologies for wonky phrasing, English isn't my native language.)
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I mean, we have an objective measure of wealth - which is why this doesn't make much sense. The same isn't true for something like beauty.
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