Why does the speaker consider money to be 'external' in the context of loss?

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The correct answer is We cannot use money to buy back experiences. The poem suggests that emotional losses, such as the boy's loss of the ball, cannot be compensated for with money, as they represent deeper life lessons.

Why does the speaker consider money to be 'external' in the context of loss?

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