<p>3…3…3…</p>
<p>wealth is all that matters. health, relationships, and satisfaction gained from career/education are all worthless.</p>
<p>The one measure of the accomplishment and ability of a person at life is money. $$</p>
<p>3…3…3…</p>
<p>wealth is all that matters. health, relationships, and satisfaction gained from career/education are all worthless.</p>
<p>The one measure of the accomplishment and ability of a person at life is money. $$</p>
<p>(4) Good health
(5) Solid friendships
(3) Wealth (making lots of money)
(1) A great marriage or life partner
(6) Prestige (well-known, respected, held in high regard)
(2) Satisfying and fulfilling career (not necessarily lucrative)
(7) High level of educational attainment</p>
<p>i would suck at life w/o friends.
i dont care what job i have as long as im making money although money would never buy health.
no amount of money could cure you of cancer or diabetes currently.</p>
<p>(2) Satisfying and fulfilling career (not necessarily lucrative)
(1) great marriage or life partner
(4) good health
(5) solid friendships
(6) prestige
(3) Wealth (making lots of money)
(7) High level of educational attainment</p>
<p>I care A LOT about…</p>
<p>(4) Good health <a href=“7”>considering that this pretty much affects everything unless you have superhuman amounts of willpower - which I don’t</a> High level of educational attainment <a href=“2”>it depends on how you define it - I would much rather be knowledgeable without credentials than with credentials and unknowledgable</a> Satisfying and fulfilling career (not necessarily lucrative) [considering that I’ll lose a lot of time to that]</p>
<p>I can live without…</p>
<p>(5) Solid friendships [it would be better if I had friends who were willing to talk to me and who could understand a lot of my rather abstruse thoughts. But I’m fine alone].
(3) Wealth (making lots of money) [there are a few things money can buy - especially with biomedical research making huge advances at the moment]</p>
<p>Who cares?</p>
<p>(6) Prestige (well-known, respected, held in high regard) <a href=“1”>stressful, although if it nets me more people who are willing to take my ideas, I suppose</a> A great marriage or life partner [marriage = prison]</p>
<p>==
Now, if humans were a different species, then I MIGHT move up (5) or (1). But considering that humans are the way they are now - they’re both low on my list. I’m not particularly fond of humans as of now (though I may find their behaviors amusing)</p>
<p>(4) good health
(2) Satisfying and fulfilling career (not necessarily lucrative)
(3) Wealth (making lots of money)
(6) prestige
(7) High level of educational attainment
(5) solid friendships
(1) great marriage or life partner</p>
<p>At the moment
(7) High level of educational attainment
(1) A great marriage or life partner
(5) Solid friendships
(2) Satisfying and fulfilling career (not necessarily lucrative)
(4) Good health
(6) Prestige (well-known, respected, held in high regard)
(3) Wealth (making lots of money)</p>
<p>4
7
2
5
3
6
1</p>
<p>1) Good health
2) A great marriage or life partner
3) Satisfying and fulfilling career (not necessarily lucrative)
4) Solid friendships
5) Wealth (making lots of money)
6) High level of educational attainment
7) Prestige (well-known, respected, held in high regard)</p>
<p>(1) A great marriage or life partner
(2) Satisfying and fulfilling career (not necessarily lucrative)
(3) Wealth (making lots of money)
(4) Good health
(5) Solid friendships
(6) Prestige (well-known, respected, held in high regard)
(7) High level of educational attainment</p>
<p>4
5
1
2
3
6
7</p>
<p>(1) A great marriage or life partner/(5) Solid friendships (combo of the two)
(2) Satisfying and fulfilling career (not necessarily lucrative)/(3) Wealth (making lots of money) (combo of the two, I will not be poor even if I love the job)
(7) High level of educational attainment
(4) Good health
(6) Prestige (well-known, respected, held in high regard)</p>
<p>(4) Good health
(1) A great marriage or life partner
(5) Solid friendships
(7) High level of educational attainment
(2) Satisfying and fulfilling career (not necessarily lucrative)
(6) Prestige (well-known, respected, held in high regard)
(3) Wealth (making lots of money)</p>
<p>(1) Satisfying and fulfilling career (not necessarily lucrative)
(2) Solid friendships
(3) A great marriage or life partner
(4) Good health
(5) High level of educational attainment
(6) Prestige (well-known, respected, held in high regard)
(7) Wealth (making lots of money)</p>
<p>(4) Good health
(5) Solid friendships
(1) A great marriage or life partner
(2) Satisfying and fulfilling career (not necessarily lucrative)
(7) High level of educational attainment
(6) Prestige (well-known, respected, held in high regard)
(3) Wealth (making lots of money)</p>
<p>4
5
1
2
7
6
3</p>
<p>Are you just curious, or are we all being psychoanalyzed without realizing it?</p>
<p>4 Good Health
1 Great Marriage
2 Satisfying and Fulfilling Career
5 Solid Friendships
6 Prestige
7 High Education
3 Wealth</p>
<p>The last 4 are all really close!</p>
<p>oldbutwise is a ■■■■■ on CC who hates Ivies and other top colleges. He feels that kids these days are too obsessed with getting into a “good” school that they lose sight on what is truly important. If anyone put #6 as their top priority here they need serous help.</p>
<p>I ranked a satisfying and fulfilling career ahead of a great marriage and solid friendships because being unhappy at work (where I’ll likely spend most of my waking hours) would inevitably have a negative impact on my self-esteem, my emotional and intellectual fulfillment, and my relationships with others; my mother is an example of that. That isn’t to say that I consider work to be more important than relationships, only that I need to be satisfied with my own life before I can play a positive role in someone else’s. It’s a close call.</p>
<p>I’m home alone for a few days while my parents go on vacation.</p>
<p>I don’t really talk with anyone in real life anymore.</p>
<p>It’s like the most liberating thing I could ever have.</p>
<p>I have all the time in the world to study what I want to. The only limit is my dopamine (which, alas, exhausts itself - I sometimes get tired of studying even though I highly value the knowledge I gain from it)</p>
<p>I’m happier than I can ever be like this.</p>
<p>If I didn’t have to get a job for money, this is the type of lifestyle that I’d want to live. Free to do whatever I want, home alone. House arrest is no punishment for me. Socialization tires me very quickly (a lot more than it used to) - and I now only socialize only when I want to acquire information</p>
<p>(2) Satisfying and fulfilling career (not necessarily lucrative)
(7) High level of educational attainment
(5) Solid friendships
(4) Good health
(6) Prestige (well-known, respected, held in high regard)
(1) A great marriage or life partner
(3) Wealth (making lots of money)</p>
<p>IK are you a robot?</p>
<p>(1) A great marriage or life partner
(5) Solid friendships
(2) Satisfying and fulfilling career (not necessarily lucrative)
(7) High level of educational attainment
(4) Good health
(3) Wealth (making lots of money)
(6) Prestige (well-known, respected, held in high regard)</p>