A staggering calculation of the $47T cumulative wealth transfer from the bottom of the income distribution to the top over the past forty years.https://bit.ly/3u9F90p
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If unprofitable companies are worthless, Amazon was worthless till 2003.https://www.computerworld.com/article/2575106/amazon-records-first-profitable-year-in-its-history.html …
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Yeah Tim, Paul is right on all these lines.. I mean, Tesla didn’t crack profitability until like a year or so ago?
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Tesla was unprofitable for more than a decade, and now it's one of the most valuable companies in the world
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I didn't say they aren't worth anything. I just said that the returns to investors today are far out of proportion to the actual value created. We are in a temporary environment in which we tell ourselves the laws of gravity have been suspended, but in truth, they haven't.
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And of course reinvesting in your own growth is a very good idea. Amazon is a marvelous example. But Jeff always knew that he was building a real business. Many internet companies are financial instruments propped up by cheap capital and will never turn into operating businesses
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There are different issues here: You indicate that there are “fairly achieved” forms of inequality and vacuous ones. But the vacuous ones are valued the same way as the “fairly achieved” ones. I.e. it’s just the price people are willing to pay. It’s those people whom it costs.
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