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I don't think you understand the difference between sustenance and worship.
Do you think the average lottery winner gives their winnings away to charity?
It's easy to be moral when it's not a choice you actually have to make.
Money is the bottom line and nobody gives a fuck!
The average lottery winner isn't playing the lottery for any reason other than greed. Of course they don't give their winnings away.
On the other hand, MacKenzie Scott, Jeff Bezos' ex-wife, is giving away billions of dollars to charities with no strings attached.
Seems like the morality was not in question in her case. It also seems like it would be if you were in her shoes.
We have a great saying in Danish for people like you: "Thief thinks everyone steals". Just because you think money's all that matters doesn't mean that applies to everyone.
Absolutely right. I don't want to be rich. I want to be comfortable, but I don't want to be rich. I don't need a giant house. I'd be happy with a 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home in a nice neighborhood. I don't need a Ferrari, but I wouldn't mind being able to afford a nice EV or PHEV. I certainly don't need a butler or a chef or whatever. I'm happy doing all of that myself. But I wouldn't mind being able to afford a plumber.
That's really all I need in terms of money. Sure, it's richer than I am now, but it's nowhere near rich.