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Not sure I understand your point. > what makes me think I can efficiently or intelligently deploy that amount back into "society" or "the community" in far les
by jberryman 16y ago
Not sure I understand your point.
> what makes me think I can efficiently or intelligently deploy that amount back into "society" or "the community" in far less time
It's simple to invest billions of dollars with the intention of increasing your wealth: you hire people at some well-respected financial institutions and pay them a good amount to do it for you. (let's overlook recent history here)
In the same way, there are many excellent charitable and non-profit institutions that have the infrastructure and knowledge in place to turn monetary investments into social good.
- kiba 16y agoBecoming wealthier often involves making other people wealthy absolutely by providing better goods and services. It might be more cost-efficient to make everything cheaper to make it easier to help Africans in poverty.