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Should you leave all your money to a cat?

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// We all know Carl loves cats. But did you know that Carl is actually a super-rich millionaire who loves cats so much that when he dies, he wants his vast fortune to be spent on trying to teach cats to read? Which might actually be impossible! Should people get to decide what happens with their money after they are gone? Even if what they want is ridiculous? //

© Australian Broadcasting Corporation Length 00:22:00 28 March 2024 Age: 6-10 , 11plus Topics: Debate , Talk Country: Australia Type: Episodic

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© Australian Broadcasting Corporation Length 00:22:00 28 March 2024 Age: 6-10 , 11plus Topics: Debate , Talk Country: Australia Type: Episodic

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We all know Carl loves cats. But did you know that Carl is actually a super-rich millionaire who loves cats so much that when he dies, he wants his vast fortune to be spent on trying to teach cats to read? Which might actually be impossible! Should people get to decide what happens with their money after they are gone? Even if what they want is ridiculous?

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