In my experience, most people are actually miserable.

Most people are sad and most people are semi-depressed.

Most people are unhappy.

And when I say that people go, no, most people are actually really unhappy, they're unhappy

with what they have, they're unhappy with who they are, they're unhappy with how they're

dreamed and come true.

They all thought they'd be a millionaire when they're 21 and they're not.

And most people are genuinely unhappy.

If people were completely honest and completely blunt about how they feel at the time about

themselves and their position and who they are, there's a difference between aspiring

for more and being unhappy.

Everyone aspires for more, but most people are genuinely semi-depressive and miserable.

That's because we live in a capitalist world, and I believe that capitalism, one of the

cogs that drives capitalism, is the fact that people need to be unhappy.

They depress us on purpose, and they do this because if you're not depressed, you're

not going to continue to work a job you hate, try to save up for a Ferrari, you're never

going to afford.

That depression is very, very important for the capitalist system because it allows people

to do things they don't want to do, hoping that money will one day make them happy even

though it never will.

Most people are actually miserable, and it's not completely their fault.

Like I said, I'll do a separate video on the capitalist system and why I believe it's

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