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1. The phrase, “You’ll own nothing and be happy”, originated in a 2016 video by the World Economic Forum (WEF), summarising an essay written by Danish politician Ida Auken.

Happy Birthday: Offer what you can; nothing more. Your time is valuable, and you’ll want to expend your energy on beneficial projects, proposals and pastimes that support your chosen lifestyle.

If you were raised to be more helpful than happy, you were likely taught to put others' needs before your own, even if it meant overstepping your own boundaries or comfort.

In this video, I explore concerns about ownership rights in the digital realm, discussing topics such as Kindles, subscriptions for cars and printers, and a lengthy digression about Wizards of the ...

Right-wingers get flamed for defending Donald Trump's new, sweeping tariffs—by seemingly adopting an 'own nothing, be happy' stance.

You might think happiness is something fleeting that you can't control, but if you want to be consistently happy in life, you must work at it.

Among the boldest predictions about our future is one popularized by the World Economic Forum: By 2030, “You will own nothing, and you’ll be happy.” ...

Though he made us laugh, gave us unforgettable lines, and put one of the meanest movie villains of the decade in his place, the titular hero in Happy Gilmore knew nothing about golf etiquette.

The real sinister intent behind the new Apples ad is the destruction of real things you can own in place of temporary things you rent.

Under totalitarianism you truly own nothing. There is no such thing as natural rights theory, or the ideal of individuals having the right to life, liberty, and property.