I would like to know why do people buy temporary things like cars, houses, land, animals etc. when they cannot have it permanently after they die?
The ability to use and create such things changes humans DNA. Death relieves a person of things, but does not relieve him of concern for his descendants.
The market allows people to have consideration for descendants. If one buys a car, it may have a 10 year life. If you live 6 more years, an heir/descendant can sell the car for the value of its remaining life.
Without rich and noble parents, many of the founders of the main movements in science and religion would not have appeared.Cultural capital is a means of protecting the community and it should be learned how to use well.
I wonder if your question made any sense before it was translated to English.
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