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What matters most in life?
As a Millennium Survey, the Gallup organization polled the international public on the question What matters most in Life? http://www.gallup-international.com/ContentFiles/millennium16.asp. The request was posed as follows: “Tell me only the two things that matters the very most in life?"
• To have a job
• To get an education
• To be faithful to my religion
• To have a good standard of living
• To live in a country where there is not war
• To have a happy family life
• To live in freedom
• To live in a country without violence and corruption
• To have good health
Before going to the link and looking at the world-wide responses, why not answer the question here yourself? ..Maurice.
• To have a job
• To get an education
• To be faithful to my religion
• To have a good standard of living
• To live in a country where there is not war
• To have a happy family life
• To live in freedom
• To live in a country without violence and corruption
• To have good health
Before going to the link and looking at the world-wide responses, why not answer the question here yourself? ..Maurice.
asked Oct 06, 2010 at 08:06PM in Other
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0Votesanswered Oct 07, 2010 at 09:17PMKim, were you being facetious? Or maybe I am when I ask the following questions of you: but were you actually noting as “mattering most” in life: "love of money"? or was it "to love someone who has money"? Note that of the 9 possible responses in the survey, none mention "love" nor "money" per se. Do you think that being a billionaire such as Bill Gates really can trump a host of other potentials which matters most in life. For example a stable marriage or remaining healthy? The opposing question is "can those who are poor have a good life?" What do you think? Maybe money is the critical element which matters the most. ..Maurice.
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