"In terms of the underlying values of significance derived from products and services, they are typically not beyond the means of the average person in a first world country. Indeed, the average person is generally not greatly worse off than the average billionaire, not in terms of money, but in terms of the benefit one can bring to oneself as a result of money. This excludes social status, which tends to concern relative wealth."

"In terms of the underlying values of significance derived from products and services, they are typically not beyond the means of the average person in a first world country. Indeed, the average person is generally not greatly worse off than the average billionaire, not in terms of money, but in terms of the benefit one can bring to oneself as a result of money.  This excludes social status, which tends to concern relative wealth."