“People live for two reasons. There are those who live for the Soul; such people are very rare. All others live for money. All day is spent for money, money, money!”
“Money changes people. This process is more commonly known as trading.”
“We can possess nothing—no property and no person . . . It is God who owns everything, and we are but stewards of His property during the brief time we are on earth.”
“It s easy to make money, a lot tougher to make a difference”
“To make people feel special you don t have to pay money but rather pay attention.”
“Is it not necessary to eat? Is it not necessary to go to the toilet? They are necessary. In the same way, money is also required. Just as one does not have to think about going to the toilet; it happens automatically, in the same way, money comes without you having to think about it.”
“Do you have to regret spending money when you earn money? And when it is time to spend, you should be strong that you got the opportunity to pay off your debt. Income is one’s responsibility and expense is the means to clear off the responsibility.”
“There is nothing wrong with men possessing riches. The wrong comes when riches possess men.”
“Human thinking can be changed if man is offered the pleasure of money or the sadness of its absence.”
“Yet a much more fundamentally political dimension of the socially constructed nature of capital - nothing less than the specification of a parallel universe with its own natural laws and rules for the physical existence and subsistence of financial capital and its interaction with the other factors of production - has also often been overlooked in contemporary academic literature. Under the current monetary arrangements financial capital is a peculiar creature indeed. Money can be created ex nihilo at the stroke of a pen - or a keyboard - by a specific type of legal person entrusted with the task, not other legal or natural person. With the socially constructed ability to attract compound interest in a world where physical assets rot and break, it does not share the same physical reality with the mere mortal factors of production: even in cases where productive investments which enable the payment of interest in real terms can be identified, the compounding of interest on financial capital is not temporally limited to the period that the relevant physical assets can continue to produce exponential returns in real terms. Rather than representing accumulated wealth that could be saved to finance investment, the bulk of money disappears as soon as other factors of production are not willing to pay a tribute to induce its continuing circulation in the form of interest payments. In addition to the inherently political nature of specifications of money have been detached from virtually any substantive connection to the rules or the realities experienced by other factors of production in the physical world that is nonetheless supposed to achieve economic efficiency and a host of other objectives through monetary calculation and monetarily mediated social relationships deserves particular scrutiny.”
“You can make a lot of money with a good cat. -Ty Warner”
“I think God s worst enemy is Money”
“Even if you have no money, you can still pay attention.”
“Money gives you the joy, hides the truth Science gives you the truth, hides the joy”
“...the real thing s money, and all the rest is a dream.”
“Knowledge may be power, but money buys both.”
“Hustle for our communities like how you hustle for your campaign.”