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I guess this is the type of modelling CNBC used for millenial spending in their infamous tweet[0]; I don't know many people that actually donate >10% of their i
by judge2020 5y ago
I guess this is the type of modelling CNBC used for millenial spending in their infamous tweet[0]; I don't know many people that actually donate >10% of their income to charity.
0: https://twitter.com/CNBC/status/1076173906455810050?s=20&t=ZkNQymUoMej6Xpw3znrFDQ https://twitter.com/CNBC/status/1076173906455810050?s=20&t=Z...
- photochemsyn 5y agoWhat you want to do is set up a charity in a Third World country and give them a steady stream of money that goes to the governmental leaders for their own personal projects, like a school or something. Do this for a few years and then you're positioned to get control of the country's natural resources at well-below market prices due to, ah, corrupt local leaders willing to sell out their country's interests in exchange for more 'charity'. See: Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, etc.
- oblio 5y agoI get the first part of your plan, but do you have some sources for the second part? How is that foundation exploiting the first step, in practice?