BOML 313: Behavioral Economics and Decision Making DISCUSSION 7/WEEK 7: KEEPING

BOML 313: Behavioral Economics and Decision Making
DISCUSSION 7/WEEK 7: KEEPING IT 100!
(FOUR COMPLETE SENTENCES EACH PARAGRAPH EACH QUESTION)
TEAM B.E.D.M., Hopefully you have had the opportunity of “delving” into our text. It is such a good read and in-depth introspection as it digs deep into poverty, giving and societal factors and impact. Time, money and knowledge are often referenced to interchange, counteract, intertwine, offset (or however you would like to put it) each other. If I could select a scripture to parallel this part of our study; it would be Romans 8:28, KJV. But what if they didn’t? Maybe you agree or disagree. Let’s get into it, shall we?
B.E.D.M., consider how you have used each element in your life. Which one do YOU PERSONALLY need the most of for YOU to have a successful life? Would you choose an abundance of… money, an abundance of knowledge or a time frame of however you want it to live? Know that whichever you pick; you WILL ONLY HAVE 30% of the other two to go along with whatever you want the most of.
Dedicate one paragraph to each question. Make certain each paragraph has four sentences each, tell me:
1: WHICH IS MOST IMPORTANT TO YOU…time, money or knowledge?
2: IF YOU CAN DESIGN THE PERFECT LIFE, WHICH WOULD YOU PICK to have 100% of and only 30% of the other two and WHY?
3: WHY did you choose MORRIS BROWN COLLEGE to use all three in a major way?
To earn possible full credit; you must have ONE paragraph dedicated to each question accompanied by two positive peer responses of at least three sentences each. Use your own genuine, heart of hearts grasp when expressing yourself. No Artificial Intelligence/ AI should be used in peer responses or submissions. The detection will be a reflection of your earned score. Do not post links as they will not be graded or accepted. Be mindful of your punctuation and grammar as it can and will affect your grade. Please turn in by 10:00 pm, November 21, 2023. No late work is currently being accepted in this course. I am so looking forward to reading your responses.