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> he gave away all his wealth, which would be about $60 to every household in the world. No one is asking for such naive approach to redistribute wealth. It's
by justicezyx 6y ago
> he gave away all his wealth, which would be about $60 to every household in the world.
No one is asking for such naive approach to redistribute wealth.
It's to find better ways to utilize the wealth, which Bill himself would also agree in principle.
What exactly the format requires discussion. But the first step is to allow such discussion to happen. And we are sure that a lot of the world people are not believing the meaningfulness of such discussion...
And that's a big problem.
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- snarf21 6y agoI guess I'm missing something. Isn't that the whole point of the foundation? To give away its money in ways they find most impactful? They don't tells us how to distribute our charity dollars. It seems silly for us to tell them how to distribute theirs.