Does having more to lose make a person fall harder under pressure?

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A problem in humanity is we don't like to lose stuff. Reality is... we are going to lose every cent we think we have and our lives... but it's a hard pill to swallow. We are in a social economic cycle where many will suffer and lose... a lot! That stress can cause terrible reactions.

There's some Bible wisdom I'll refrain and let you reflect...

Another terrible tragedy where a near retired insurance executive killed his wife, 24 year old daughter and himself. These were very intelligent successful people. Lived in a 1.7M mansion!

One can only guess (assumption) there was change of life going on, financial pressures and stress. But when people are dirt poor, they generally don't wipe out their family... unless they think they are going to suffer and starve.

This a major risk to guns in the house... human emotions. Very sad.

https://nypost.com/2026/10/06/us-news/nj-dad-kills-wife-daughter-before-shooting-himself-in-the-head/

#1 point: If you face losing something, even a lot... slow down, grow closer to God and realize life is living.

What wisdom can you gain to make life better, from this tragedy?