Everyone knows money is important. Without money, a man can do nothing. We need money to buy food, we need it to buy clothes, and we need it to get shelter and safety. Can anyone imagine a life without bread and drink, or a life naked, or a life living at the shadow of a tree? Obviously no one!
You must admit that money is important, and you have to admit that money is critical and irrevocable.
Someone says that money is not the most important, though it is important, as if it's a matter of degree. I can't be by any means agree to such an opinion. How do you evaluate a thing when it is desperately needed everyday, at any place, in any occasions, by everyone? The only word to evaluate it is important, and to be exact, most important.
Someone says that spirit is the most important thing in life. The one who says this must have not been starved. When a man is starving to death, or is stripped to nudy, the only thing he has in mind must be money. Why don't I have a teeny-tiny amount of money to afford those things?!
So, my opponents, please consider what I just said carefully. If you still have any alibi in your mind, please refuse to eat and dress yourself for, say, one single day. Then you have the qualification to argue with me. If then you still have anything to say to me, I would very much like to consent that I am wrong, and I will treat you a big meal. OK?
Thanks.