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Money or Time?

Posted on August 10th, 2008 in Daily Observations |

An interesting revelation by Daniel at the Freakonomics blog on how having more money doesn’t necessarily makes you “richer”.

One should always remember that no matter how much money you have, you can never have enough money to buy even one second of your life. That’s just how precious time is.





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  • As Daniel mentioned in his article that " one or the other is always relatively scarce and always generates complaints! ". So, there's no simple mathematical equation. You may live moderately, modestly. You may help those who are in need. You may go around the world seeking for knowledge. You may also dig every single piece of gold throughout the world. The most important thing in the end of the day, is what we really wanted for our lives that matter. There's always a 'price' to pay. Either with time, or money.
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