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An advantage of poverty, your relatives gain nothing by your death.

An advantage of poverty, your relatives gain nothing by your

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This quote suggests that being in a state of poverty can have an unexpected advantage in terms of one's relationships. In circumstances of poverty, relatives and loved ones have no financial benefit to gain from the death of the individual. This implies that their interactions and connections are driven by genuine care and love rather than any materialistic interests. Consequently, poverty could present a unique situation where relationships are based solely on true affection and support, unconstrained by the influence of financial gains.

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