In recent times, wealth determines the capability of an individual. It gives us an image that, human beings are assessed based on their riches and their prominence, rather than based on their essential values such as honesty and kindness as these seem to be far less necessary. I certainly agree with this perception wherein whopping finances determine the status of an individual. However, I have some hesitations in completely accepting it. This essay will discuss in detail about my opinion, which is slightly inclined towards the former.
On the one hand, human life is reduced to making money surreptitiously. Most of us dislike to acknowledge this phenomenon. Furthermore, the one who earns more, enjoys a monopoly over his business and so he is put on limelight for his repeated success over his rivals. He is considered as an inspiration for the rest of the youths to follow. His finances grow multi-fold with his name being spelled across all the global capitals. For example, Jeff Bezos became prominent ever since his company Amazon ruled the entire planet with virtual workspaces. His profits are more than that of the entire people’s finances on the planet. Therefore, we tend to get attracted by such soft power rather looking at ingrained values.
On the other hand, there are several people who stick to their noble values such as kindness, honesty and integrity. For example, a company in South India had invented a way of converting plastic to combustible fuel in a legitimate way. However, their invention was arraigned and their ideas were stolen by people who want to make huge profits by selling the existing crude oil. Their intention was to maximise their profits by blocking the integral ideas and values. Therefore, honesty and kindness are considered as mostly dead. Thanks to the respiring judiciary, which gives us a bleak hope that these integral values are still appreciated.
To recapitulate, making skyrocketing profits or achieving stardom is a luxury which not all can replicate. We need to appreciate the way they made a success and imbibe it to our life, if it aligns with our moral values. However, by completely ignoring the legitimate values to achieve success will push us into an oblivion.
In recent times, wealth determines the capability of an individual. It gives us an image that, human beings
are assessed
based on their riches and their prominence,
rather
than based on their essential values such as honesty and kindness as these seem to be far less necessary. I
certainly
agree
with this perception wherein whopping finances determine the status of an individual.
However
, I have
some
hesitations in completely accepting it. This essay will discuss in detail about my opinion, which is
slightly
inclined towards the former.
On the one hand, human life is
reduced
to making money
surreptitiously
. Most of us
dislike to acknowledge
this phenomenon.
Furthermore
, the one who earns more, enjoys a monopoly over his
business and
so
he
is put
on limelight for his repeated success over his rivals. He
is considered
as an inspiration for the rest of the youths to follow. His finances grow multi-fold with his name
being spelled
across all the global capitals.
For example
, Jeff Bezos became prominent ever since his
company
Amazon ruled the entire planet with virtual workspaces. His
profits
are more than that of the entire
people
’s finances on the planet.
Therefore
, we tend to
get
attracted by such soft power
rather
looking at ingrained values.
On the other hand
, there are several
people
who stick to their noble values such as kindness, honesty and integrity.
For example
, a
company
in South India had invented a way of converting plastic to combustible fuel
in a legitimate way
.
However
, their invention
was arraigned
and their
ideas
were stolen
by
people
who want to
make
huge
profits
by selling the existing crude oil. Their intention was to
maximise
their
profits
by blocking the integral
ideas
and values.
Therefore
, honesty and kindness
are considered
as
mostly
dead. Thanks to the respiring judiciary, which gives us a bleak hope that these integral values are
still
appreciated.
To recapitulate, making skyrocketing
profits
or achieving stardom is a luxury which not all can replicate. We need to appreciate the way they made a success and imbibe it to our life, if it aligns with our moral values.
However
, by completely ignoring the legitimate values to achieve success will push us into an oblivion.