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People judge greatness comparatively; being better off than others can matter more than being objectively wealthy.
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relative status psychology
People judge greatness comparatively; being better off than others can matter more than being objectively wealthy.
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"...this is really important. But you have to think about people's psychology, all right? So, sorry, let me write this down because it's a..."
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"...know this has to be better. Do you understand? So people's psychology is very interesting, but people cannot think objectively, okay? People can only..."
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"So the entire world is poorer. America is happier. Does that make sense? Okay? So that's the logic here. Trump doesn't want to make..."
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