The value of "WORTH" is not the question, neither is
"VALUE".
In the 1980's, the "GREED" of Singaporeans towards all things
material, and the blind rush to make MONEY, led to concern of some
retired Politicians that "MONEYTHEISM" is setting in, at the
expense of sensible social values.
This senseless RUSH and WILLINGNESS to pay $31,000 for a piece of
paper, is beyond human good sense.
Try visiting the Used Car Markets, and one can see the number of
brand new cars that are about 11 months to 2 years old; with many
of these cars being repossessed by Finance Companies as a result of
defaults in instalment payments.
It is no skin off my nose, if you agree or not with this post,
which is placed to see the different reactions that speaks volumes
in the manner that Singaporeans feel about this issue.
It probably confirms the Government Policy Planners expectations
that Singaporeans have a very high threshhold for the imposition of
more monetary levies to regulate their consumption. This probably
explains a slew of increases in all types of charges imposed by the
Government during the past 12 months.
Did I offer myself to assist anyone to determine your values and
appreciation of what is worth for YOU or for ANYONE?
Don't read more then what you can see in this postings, it is pure
assumptions on your part, or perhaps it is your own inability to
decypher what you read, or perhaps you have fixed your mind in a
line of thinking, and fixed your own comprehension along that set
line of thought.
