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I don't see anything bad with that. IKEA is a non profit and its rules apply. Dereck did that too: http://sivers.org/trust http://sivers.org/trust Ingvar Kamp
by xcombinator 17y ago
I don't see anything bad with that. IKEA is a non profit and its rules apply. Dereck did that too:
http://sivers.org/trust http://sivers.org/trust
Ingvar Kamprad is the prototype of Calvinist, hard working, humble and low expenses man. When he came here to Spain, to visit IKEA's stores, he used regular line airplane, and public bus transport.
IMHO, he don't want to make his family stupid rich(think Gucci family,wasting on luxury, power, drugs, sex, fights for the money and murders between them) when he is dead, but wants them to have something they can make a life from.
- gwern 17y ago> Ingvar Kamprad is the prototype of Calvinist, hard working, humble and low expenses man. Ebenezer Scrooge was hard-working and low-expense too. Would he have been a great and charitable man if he had just been a little less arrogant? > IMHO, he don't want to make his family stupid rich(think Gucci family,wasting on luxury, power, drugs, sex, fights for the money and murders between them) when he is dead, but wants them to have something they can make a life from. How many billions, exactly, does that require? (Feel free to round to the nearest hundred million.)