Are humans naturally greedy?
Are we naturally greedy?
Is it evil to be greedy? Why are people greedy for money? Who are more greedy, men or women? Do you get greedy when you get rich or are greedy people more likely to become rich? Why do we buy stuff? We tend to value people when they reject us. Why? Is greed good? Why? Is there a word for someone who is food-greedy? Are we being slaves to money? Is being cheap a bad thing? Why are most people not rich? What is wrong with our economics? Should we give money to beggars? Should we give money to beggars? Is greed good or bad? Are the poor more materialistic than the rich? Is demand for money a derived demand? Why are smart people not always rich? In your opinion, why is our society so obsessed with "making lots of money?" Why do humans want to destroy most of the natural world just to gain monetary wealth? Why do we obsess over money? Why is competition good for a consumer? Why earning lot of money should not be our priority? Why are humans never satisfied? Has clever marketing conditioned us to believe certain things as true when in reality they aren't? Do we always get what we deserve? Why do the rich always get richer? Is it right to give money to beggars as now it has become business of many? Why is buying stuff cheaper in the U.S.? Why is it that we keep giving chances to people who don't deserve them, especially when in love? Why don't we learn from our mistakes?