If This is What Money and Imagined Fame Does to the Humanity of People,then I Pray to Die Poor and Without Fame: A few weeks ago,I accidentally came across a sobering study conducted by sociology gurus at the University of Carliforning.The research came up with very devastating revelations,at least to me,that the more fame and wealth and fame you garner the more evil you become. Researchers tried to validate the scriptural and now-hackneyed truism that money and fame are the root of all evil by stopping motorists. A rather interesting behavoral pattern was established: motorists with more expensive cars were more inclined not to stop most notably SUV owners. I wasnt surprised by these findings as they portray reality.I have come to realize through the behavior of some individuals some of whom I consider friends the authenticity of this study. Yesterday I tried to call a friend who in recent weeks has had his profile raised politically.This is not the first time calling him but the boy whos enjoying fame-percieved or real,has totally refused to answer my calls.Others have acted in a simillar manner simply because theyve got jobs and somehow think that money is everything and that answering my calls has the potential of contaminating their newfound status. If this is what money and imagined fame does to people then I pray to die poor and without fame.
Posted on: Thu, 21 Aug 2014 09:51:49 +0000
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