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Degree matters, it often makes all the difference; as such, we have different adjectives to describe those different degrees. In my hypothetical, while technic
by dota_fanatic 8y ago
Degree matters, it often makes all the difference; as such, we have different adjectives to describe those different degrees.
In my hypothetical, while technically true that both are "saving", it is more descriptive to use "hoarding" for the latter case, both in an objective sense to describe the degree and in a subjective sense to describe how that degree of storage should be evaluated.
Their goal is to save obscene amounts of wealth that will never ever be used, could never ever be used by a single person in a natural lifetime, "I've saved so much WAOW!" Who cares. Wealth is gained on the shoulders of giants, all the people and technology that came before us. Maybe it should be harder, much harder for people to save levels of money that most everyone would describe as hoarding.
The wealthy saving/hoarding so much money, having so much power relative to the masses is leading to super great outcomes?