When primitive people begin to exchange a shell for a shiny rock, they do not realize that this shell is the rudiment of modern money and that this shiny rock is called diamond, which is one. expensive goods these days. When people discover that trade improves their situation, the machines of the commercial world start their engines and lead us into a modern market, filled with the incessant exchange of goods and the incessant quest for money. With the rapid development of human society, people begin to worry about the true value of money or, as Michael Sandel puts it in his book, to worry about the development of society when everything seems to be up for grabs. sell. What money can buy and what money can't buy? Can we really buy everything we want with money? After reading the article written by Sandel, what surprises me is the surrogacy service in India, which seems rare. However, as Hegel says, "what exists is reasonable", the service must have great advantages that attract the "buyer" and the "seller". Indeed, couples who find a surrogate mother for their future babies devote a lot of time, energy, and even money, to the family. They can have more time to work and, in addition, the baby's mother does not have to suffer pain during childbirth. Money can buy convenience and efficiency. Who doesn't want this perk if he or she can afford it? However, we know that Sandel believes that the greedy market society needs to be regulated for two reasons: the first is inequality, and the second is about corruption. When we consider the aspect of inequality, it is not difficult to understand that when the rich get richer, they can buy more of the goods they want and largely dominate the market share, and the poor find themselves in the middle of the paper. ..... feel frustrated when they found out they were going to be cast in the movie Margin Call. I don't think getting fired by the boss is a depressing thing because it gives you a valuable chance to take a step or make a change to decide the next step in your life. Everything is under your control. You can live with little money but with great peaceful satisfaction. Or you choose to continue working for the next investment company. It's all up to you, but you should never forget that don't let yourself be suffocated by wealth. Let's return to the hypothesis regarding the doctor's dilemma. I think that no matter how the doctor makes his decision, he will be criticized and judged anyway because choosing one or the other patient is wrong, which means abandoning the other. So what we should do is follow the inner peace of our heart and do our best to maximize the benefits for all..