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Why do you assume that all work done by a billionaire can be substituted with work done by someone else? This isn't always true further down the spectrum - for
by DuskStar 7y ago
Why do you assume that all work done by a billionaire can be substituted with work done by someone else? This isn't always true further down the spectrum - for instance, if you take away enough surgeons, some surgeries just won't be performed.
- newen 7y agoYou are saying that society needs certain people to have enormous sums of money to be better (however you define it, apparently you are saying that only these people can do certain things because they have individual control of large amounts of money; but I don't see how it's better than organizations, governmental or otherwise, having control of large sums of money) than a society where certain people are not enormously wealthy?
- foolrush 7y agoSurgeons are not billionaires. Surgeons are trained. Billionaires are not magical unicorns, and in fact are byproducts of nothing more than birthright, chance, and a culture that cultivates them.