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Lots of people "work hard", and almost none of them are rich. So obviously it's not "working hard" that gives you that money. At some point very early on, your
by uoaei 7y ago
Lots of people "work hard", and almost none of them are rich. So obviously it's not "working hard" that gives you that money.
At some point very early on, your money starts making money and you cease to do "work" to make that number grow. It seems inappropriate to equivocate capital gains with gainful employment.
- analog31 7y agoIndeed, and for many of us, it's not just our money that makes money, but our education, which is largely a form of wealth passed from one generation to the next. I would be nowhere without the education that my parents paid for, out of the money that they made from their education.