3_Canmoneybuyhappiness?Variouspeoplehavevariousanswers.Somepeoplethinkthatmoneyisthesourceofhappiness.Withmoney,onecanbuywhateverheenjoys.Withmoney,onecandowhateverhelikes.So,intheirminds,moneycanbringcomfort,security,andsoon.Money,astheythink,isthesourceofhappiness. 　　Buttherearestillalotofotherswhothinkthatmoneyistherootofallevil.Moneydrivespeopletosteal,torob,andtobreakthelaw.Alotofpeoplebecamecriminalsjustbecausetheywereinsearchofmoney.AndintheWesterncountries,thereisnothingthatcan’tbeboughtbymoney.Manypeoplelosetheirownliveswhenhuntingit. 　　Ithinkthatmoneyisessentialtolifeandwecannotdowithoutmoney.Buteventhoughmoneyisnecessarytolife,itcan’tbuyhappiness.Happinessisnotsomethingthatcanbemeasuredbymoney.Itisastateofmind.Onecanhaveplentyofmoney,withwhichhecanbuywhateverhewants,andatthesametimeheisnothappybecauseheisneversatisfiedorheistroubledbyvariouskindsofproblems.Therefore,althoughmoneyisnecessaryforahappylife,itcan’tbuyhappiness. 　　TheInternetexertsapeculiarfascinationonagreatmanypeople.Boththeoldandtheyouthcanenjoythecivilizedcomfortswhichmodernsciencebringstous.Itreallyaddscolortothedullroutineofeverydaylife. 　　ThereisnodoubtthatfortheyouththeInternetisanimportanttoolforstudy.Nothingcanbecomparedwithitsconvenientoperation,highspeedandvariedinformationresources.Aslongasyouclickwhatyouneed,you’llgetalargenumberofinformationpickedoutinsuchashorttime.Besidesoutputtingtheinformation,atthesametime,yoncaninputyourownworksandsendthemtotheInternet.Inthiswayyoucanhavemoreopportunitiestosharethetremendousspiritualexcitementwiththeoneswhohavecommongoals.Bycomparison,theyouthprefertospendthelongandfriendlesseveningsinfrontofthecomputer—itseerstobetheonlyformofentertainment.Theyhaveavarietyofexperiences:fromthechattotheloveonlinefromthenetworkgametothenetworkcrime.Perhapstheyhaveledtheculturaltrendofthenetwork,andtheyarethespreaderoftheInternetculture. 　　Theold,however,sometimesimagine.theInternettobeasortofplacefullofmystery.Theyoftenfailedtounderstandhowthe‘net’works.Onethingiscertain,however,theyalwaysgointorapturesatthemerementiontheInternet.TheyareforevertalkingwithaproudabouthowskilledtheirgrandsonsoperatethecomputerandsurftheInternet,orthefantastictheInternettriptheywentontheirown----afterthat,theyneverforgettolisttheprivilegeofmodernscienceonebyone,andmakeaconclusionthathowfastthescienceandtechnologydeveloped. 　　Noonecanavoidbeinginfluencedbymodernscienceandtechnology.Maybewecanuseourintelligencetomakemorediscoveriesandcreatemoreinventionsaimingatinfluencingmorepeople. 　　2)myfatherhadapleasingjob.onedayhecamebackhomedepressed. 　　"What'swrong"mymotherasked 　　"ihavetogotoAmericaforoneyearinordertokeepthisjob" 　　goingtoAmerica?thatmeansourfamilywillbeseperatedforonewholeyear? 　　forthenexttwodays,ourfamilywereallsadanddidn'ttalkverymuch 　　thenonafriday,myfathercamebackhomehappily 　　wewereallsuprisedandaskedhimwhy 　　heexplainedtousthathegiveuphisjob