Buying back your own time with money is like a stock buyback.
Unless you have a clear mission you’re freeing up time for, it’s an unimaginative retreat, not a deployment of resources.
Remaining shareholders (you/family) get minor boost in existing kind of value.
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This series of tweets feel like some weird underlying judgement in them. Dunno if intentional or not, but that's a vibe I am getting.
It also gives off (again, IMHO) a whiff of... privilege? in one's assumed circumstances. Ref: linear utility, as others have responded
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Yes I’m judging all of you and have found you wanting. I may move to a different species.
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hrm. i think this is assuming linear utility of money & time? incentives for a corporation that can grow without bound are different to an individual's.
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