How the .0001% Made Its Money
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How the .0001% Made Its Money
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#2So what is the point of this..we all knew whose making money, this was nothing new to me.
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#3I wonder when we will have the first dollar trillionaire. (Rockefeller doesn't count) It's likely that some people will own entire planets in the future.
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#4That doesn't say where they made their money - it shows where their money went, meaning where the highest profits were possible. Of course you can recycle those profits into those high-profit systems. Important distinction to make if you're wanting to understand these systems.
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#5Personally, the "Finance" growth part of the graph over the years worries me. Creating wealth from thin air and lobbying :|
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#6Why doesn't 'VC' fall under 'Finance'?
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#7Personally, the "Finance" growth part of the graph over the years worries me. Creating wealth from thin air and lobbying :|
like putting a fence on some land?
like having rights to some nation natural resources (energy on the graph if not clear)
all wealth is created out of thin air for the 1%. they just adapt every time the not 1% comes closer to their turf.
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#8It's kind of alarming how in recent years, "Finance" pulled ahead of "Tech & VC", according to the second graph. But there's one line on the graph that's missing from the legend. Sloppy.
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#9the good take-a-way is that more people created than inherited
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#10It's kind of alarming how in recent years, "Finance" pulled ahead of "Tech & VC", according to the second graph. But there's one line on the graph that's missing from the legend. Sloppy.
Blue, retail; orange, real estate; yellow,finance; green, energy; purple, tech. I only count five lines.