Politicians who say that no one can become a billionaire without cheating are effectively saying that no company can make $200 million a year in profit without cheating. (A startup making $200m might be worth around $7b, and a founder might own 15% = $1b.)
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Sorry if I was ambiguous. I meant Craiglist hasn't been making $200m yearly for a single decade now, even less so for 30 years. It's hard to see how they'll survive with current competitors, which is the usual environment when you're not cheating. Unlike Google (monopoly).
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But they have made that for over 10 years. And like google, they’ve not broken rules, they just have the best product. Billions have been raised by startups to beat them. But they can’t. They’re close to monolpoly in many markets.
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