I've watched greed for money quietly corrode relationships I once thought were unshakeable, turning people I loved into versions of themselves I barely recognized -- it's hard not to feel like money brings out something dangerous in people.
The actual Biblical phrase, often misquoted, is that the 'love of money' is a root of evil, not money itself, and economists note money itself is simply a neutral medium of exchange -- the documented harms usually trace back to specific human choices around greed or inequality, not the existence of currency as a concept.
Is caste-based reservation system still necessary in modern India?
