Who has a billion dollars? Your net worth is what someone is willing to pay for what you have, whether you've sold it or not. If a famous painter paints a new portrait, the value he's created wasn't taken from anyone. Nor if an entrepreneur creates a much-loved product.https://twitter.com/peterdaou/status/1206656298625966081 …
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Replying to @webdevMason
That's such a wrong statement it isn't even funny. A Salary is what someone is willing to pay you. Your net worth has nothing to do with what someone is willing to pay you. It is actually the exact opposite. It is your buying power.
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The way she describes it involves too many variables that are not static. A Famous painter can create a painting and reduce their net worth. For example if De Vinci painted a 2nd Mona Lisa they both are worth less. They are called Veblen Goods. No one should have a billion $'s.
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Replying to @BigCougSteve @webdevMason
No one creates $1 billion of goods on their own. They only have that ability because of the social system we have created. Once you get to $1 Billion you are only doing that by abusing other people's ability to make money. Basically using a monopoly to inflate value. I.E. Amazon.
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Replying to @BigCougSteve @webdevMason
A fixed mindset, lack of experience and failure of imagination is the stuff that such statements are made of as blanket statements. Reality is far more complex, and it can be argued endlessly whom exploits whom, as it goes in all directions.
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Replying to @JonBThompson @webdevMason
A lack of understanding of how society works is your problem. You think way to narrow if you believe any one person adds $1 billion of value on their own. Everyone is replaceable.
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Yes people like Steve Jobs and Oprah are super replaceable. I don't think you understand that while thousands of employees work to create iconic companies, it takes the vision of a founder to bring something entirely new to life.
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Ellen replaced Oprah and no one batted an eye. Same thing will happen when Ellen is done. Cook has kept Apple a powerhouse. So will the next CEO. No one person is that important.
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"No one person is that important." Man, you really need to say this stuff out loud before you tweet it. Or get, like, a therapist
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