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“I don't see money as evil or good: how can illusion be evil or good? But I don't see heroin or meth as evil or good, either. Which is more addictive & debilitating, money or meth? Attachment to illusion makes you illusion, makes you not real. Attachment to illusion is called idolatry, called addiction.”

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The Man Who Quit Money

This book chronicles the journey of a man who abandons his financial security to live without money, exploring the challenges and rewards of his unconventional lifestyle. more

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