Temptations of invisibility

Invisible Men was hard to get started but ended up to be a good read. I really enjoyed the fact that the man discovered how to become invisible through a series of chemical experiments. Also the country accents of the characters kept the reader entertained. The man used his invisibility to "get what you deserve and more". The last line of the story says "We must be content with what we have". Do you think being invisible would tempt you to do some immoral things like the man? Do you think being invisible would allow people to be content with what they have, even if they can have much more? Could people be held responsible for their actions if their actions cannot be seen?