Are tech billionaires technically rich since they don't own shit
Are tech billionaires technically rich since they don't own shit
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most of their wealth comes from overvalued stocks
What would happen if Bill Gates sold all his shares at once?
>Big holder pulls out of the market completely.
Everyone would panic, because they'd think that the market is about to tank like a motherfucker.
Tech billionaires are billionaires because an idea.
And i fucking love that.
he actually doesnt have many shares
i read once that he has less shares than balmer
>he actually doesnt have many shares
So his money IS tangible after all and the quote in the OP isn't relevant at all?
The quote is still relevant Gates doesn't own anything. He transferred his Microsoft shares to whatever the fuck cascade is doing
Bill Gates will become the first trillionaire this year
hes so rich its unbelievable tbqh ... idk what your definition of tangible is but i'd say it seems tangible cause he really could care less about microsoft at this point
nvm he will be the first trillionaire if he stays alive
not this year
This.
Doubtful, the first one is probably going to be Jacob R., if he already isn't
>owns knowledge
Actually they own debt, if producers stop making stuff to pay debts their fucked
So debt owners are the most invested into keeping the world market (capitalism) rolling
Yet they try to sell us their "revolutionary potential", the best marketing scheme up till now
I love the fact that technological advancement means they could literally become poor overnight
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>Are tech billionaires technically rich since they don't own shit
You got it the wrong way around.
They're technically broke, since they don't own shit. Which is why they pay nothing in taxes.
But they're filthy rich as fuck.
He clearly meant to say technically *not* rich
>people don't judge success by how many cows they own
TRULY REVOLUTIONARY
depends
if he made a deal with large investors (banks, hedge funds, etc) then basically nothing, otherwise it would go down a little but not much because investors are vigilant
He could buy land, gold, and oil if he wanted it.
>could care less
*couldn't care less
why do people get this simple thing wrong?
Wasn't capitalist democracy the one system that wasn't perfect, always failed "because of human nature, not the system itself" AND even then you still had to give it one more try?
Isn't this what happens every election?
Kek, capitalists.
switch capitalist democracy for socialism/communism and you got a correct statement
Bill Gates pays $1,000,000 in property taxes for his main house alone.
I'd consider that "owning land".
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the quote isn't about his money.
it's what he sold....software. something that isn't tangible but something that can be infinitely created.
he got rich not by selling something tangible but by selling some 100MB file that was duplicated millions of times.
>why do people get this simple thing wrong?
Because they parrot stuff they've heard others say. Many people have a library of stock expressions they've mis-heard from TV, movies etc.
Are you even reading what you write?
Name one instance where a communist blames human nature for their mistakes
A shocking number of people are seemingly unaware of the vocative case comma. It's nearly impossible to browse a social site like Sup Forums for more than 5 minutes without encountering this error.
Driving a car is similarly painful. It's virtually impossible to drive for more than 15 minutes without witnessing a minor traffic violation.
>dangling gerund participles
stfu faggot
>just one more time encoded as a jpeg
The post contains only 1 gerund, and that is not dangling.