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By definition there's a new 1% when you take the top 1% and make it 0. Then you take the new 1%. And so on. Simple math. Everyone ends up with zero.
by walkedaway 5y ago
By definition there's a new 1% when you take the top 1% and make it 0. Then you take the new 1%. And so on.
Simple math. Everyone ends up with zero.
- jessaustin 5y agoHaha that's the most amusing slippery-slope argument I've seen recently, and it also has a pleasing Zeno's Dichotomy Paradox aspect to it as well. Bravo!