"Assets are cold"

The quote "Assets are cold" by John Kluge recommends that possessions like money, home, and financial investments do not have heat or emotional attachment. They are just items that hold value and can be purchased, offered, or traded. In other words, properties are devoid of human feeling and do not offer any sense of satisfaction or joy. The message is especially appropriate in today's materialistic society where people often focus on wealth and possessions over relationships and experiences. It is a reminder that while assets might supply monetary security, true complete satisfaction comes from the warmth of human connection and significant experiences.