You think money can't buy love, though solely things ( which may be useful on Earth ) – though such things won't be useful in the next life ( if there is a next life¹ ) – and you might be just right, absolutely right!

Decision is the boat you will take after you leave². Problem with certain investors is like they buy a football team that's not applicable for recovery, i.e. a football team that's destined for failure, in the long-term^{1 2 3 4 5 years}. Believe it or not, sometimes even good-seeking, ethical people can be taken away by such temptations : investing in certain companies that share no interests in culture, ethics, reason, efficiency, transparency, and sustainable, collaborative development³. Nevertheless, in their illusions⁴, they are faithful that a bad investment they did is a good investment they did; i.e. investing in a failed enterprise⁵. And they are so interested and motivated about it, that sometimes they manage to convince some many other people⁶ boarding in the wrong boat⁷. Though in the long-term, risky investments will fatally represent a catastrophic bet against the dominant probabilities, of a thing so-called Statistics⁸.

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Excuses to ask: Why do you want so many sheep? To have fabric, and from fabric, clothes. Clothes will be useful to the next generations!