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This thread is full of way too much stupid. First of all, I strongly object to this notion that someone's economic status and material wealth is the best or only way to measure the difficulties they have faced in their lives. In reality, human beings have existed for 200,000 years in conditions which we would be tempted to label abject poverty, but does anyone honestly think that modern humans living in technologically advanced societies really have markedly better standards of wellbeing than these people did? In reality, it is culture combined with an individual's psychological disposition which determines their wellbeing. Sure, economic disadvantage is important within the context of culture, but how can people simply jump to the conclusion that Estelle can't have experienced difficulty in her live because she owns horses and land Rovers? It seems like a lot of people actually believe money buys happiness.