Money is the source of all evil.

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"Money has never made a man happy before, and it will never." Money is the source of all evil. A man desires more the more he has. It creates a vacuum rather than fills one. Franklin, Benjamin. Robin Williams was a famous actor who appeared in many of my childhood memories, including Mrs. Aladdin, Doubtfire, World's Greatest Dad, and others. This man has made many homes worldwide smile, but he has never been able to make his home smile. In 2014, the actor committed suicide by hanging himself in his California home. Several sources and close friends confirmed that the actor was depressed after his death, and some medical reports confirmed that he had Parkinson's disease. Robin lacked family and needed affection, which he did not have, eventually becoming lonely and depressed. If you have a lot of money, you can be happy, but only until you realize that you won't have anyone to share it with when it soon becomes a burden and fills a big hole in your happiness.

Money can also make people greedy. I frequently observe people in our generation committing murder and harboring resentment over cash. This demonstrates that money controls us and drives people crazy, which is why I said it is the source of all evil. I had no idea that a piece of paper could cause people to do the most disgusting things. Loyalty cannot be expected from someone who will do anything for money. There is a lovely line between a love of money and a lust for it. According to some studies, money can buy happiness, but only you can spend it wisely. Numerous studies have demonstrated that happiness levels rise with income up to approximately $75,000 annually. After that, there is typically little correlation between happiness and income. Racism, sexism, hate, education, love, and other issues. Our generation and, most likely, the world would be a better place to live if they didn't care so much about money. Most of the time, money has never made a man happy, and it never will.

Reference 

https://www.jw.org/en/bible-teachings/questions/money-root-of-evil


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