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I think this may be broken by a very likely fact that many rich people work to get rich precisely out of anti-social motivations: they want to be safe and shiel
by anovikov 6y ago
I think this may be broken by a very likely fact that many rich people work to get rich precisely out of anti-social motivations: they want to be safe and shield themselves from society with their money. Many are also simply sociopathic, and in a technology-driven world, that works better and better, because ability to make person to person deals - which takes being liked, and a sociopathic person won't be liked by other rich people they need to make deals with, because they can read people very well - that ability progressively matters less and less.
I know a guy with about a hundred million bucks net worth. He just simply works in his room all his life and doesn't have any partners, employees or clients. And you'll get more and more people like that. Can you motivate them with honour?