This is mad
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It is obviously ridiculous. You get billions by e.g. owning a slice of an business that goes on to be tremendously successful. You may or may not have personally contributed to that success. Or by getting in on some hugely profitable trades buying and selling capital assets
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In this case I'd advise you to raise your day rate to £1,360. But also to take into account inflation when knocking out bullshit statistics like this.
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It's not about creating a space to strive for success either. A billionaire didn't invent Facebook. Some kid in a uni dorm room did. A billionaire turned it into the monstrosity it is today though.
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It's not a monstrosity
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Like it. Heard
@Novara crowd discussing such mind-bending calculations today. My favourite: A person with ONLY £1 billion in the year 1492 (Columbus - America) having spent £5,000 per day since then, would still need a further 20 years from now to spend it all. Obscene or what?Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Why is a speakers support network with no declared party political interest campaigning for a Labour Party policy. FYI using a Jesus analogy to promote the messaging of an institutionally antisemitic organisation is *deeply* problematic.
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That's quite the reach. Have you considered basketball?
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