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Your example would look a bit like this: The 1% own all of the property in the country, because their purchasing power is so enormous. One of them earns ten t
by esotericn 8y ago
Your example would look a bit like this:
The 1% own all of the property in the country, because their purchasing power is so enormous.
One of them earns ten times more than 99 of the others put together.
The 1% turn the screws on the 99% such that $200K actually isn't a high income any more. For example, monopolising land.
Money is just a number. What really matters is the share of resources; there's some sort of Schwarzchild radius beyond which the wealthy turn into black holes.
- njepa 8y agoIsn't this essentially the case already, just that most don't get the $200k? (only partly joking).