Human society is complex.
In the eyes of the poor, trading their health for money is an acceptable path, and many have already turned that thought into action.
They take on highly dangerous jobs or work that harms their bodies, all just to bring home a little more money each month than others.
They do not shy away from the fear of death, nor do they avoid talking about these issues. Sometimes the attitude toward death they display makes many believe their spirits have transcended.
That calmness, composure, and the nonchalant smile lingering on their lips as they joke around lead some to pin the word "heroes" on them.
In truth, there are no heroes—only pitiful people driven by money to do what they must.
In the eyes of the rich, whatever money can solve will never become a problem that troubles them.
Casualties too heavy?
That is simply because these people are too foolish, their thinking locked in the lower and middle strata of society, leading them to believe the value of wealth and money is higher.
This is also quite normal.
It is much like a poor person and a rich person stopping in front of the same storefront window displaying a brand-new product.
The poor person considers, Is it necessary for me to spend this much money to buy this product? Only then does he consider whether he has the ability to buy it, ultimately sensibly persuading himself to give up these unrealistic thoughts.
He can even list three to five similar products that are cheaper... with a higher cost-performance ratio.
Yet for the rich, all they care about is I fucking want to buy this. They do not care in the slightest whether the item is useful, whether there are substitutes, or about the matter of