This arguement only makes sense if Shakespeare became wealthy, especially in porportion to his fame. Seeing as we know so little about the man, its impossible t

This arguement only makes sense if Shakespeare became wealthy, especially in porportion to his fame. Seeing as we know so little about the man, its impossible to say. Its easy to be a household name and flat broke. Ask all the washed up movie and rockstars about that. There is of course an amusing "rageingly out of control costs" paralell to startups there. An additional irony is the claims that Shakespeare was a plagurist...