>I can afford to be unemployed while traveling nonstop for years on end. I can work on whatever TF I want. No BS meetings or a boss. That’s freedom, and freedom

>I can afford to be unemployed while traveling nonstop for years on end. I can work on whatever TF I want. No BS meetings or a boss. That’s freedom, and freedom is power. What freedom do you have in stopping Musk from buying Twitter? Everything else is irrelevant. >You probably can’t. Another assumption. >If you’re so smart, don’t be poor. >Bet you have student loans too. Can’t relate. Next time you go out on a date, I suggest you show them this comment. >The world is pretty fair for people with good ideas and the ability to actually execute on them. I'm happy that you haven't had any significant pains in achieving your financial independence. But just know that, if you want to make it to the big leagues, you will have to recognize the advantages you were given in order to fully make use of them. Musk, Gates, Buffet are priveleged, to be sure, but they are smart. They are in tune with the reality of their privilege. They are grateful for it, and that is essential to why they made it. Only because they are in tune with their reality, can they can shape it. Good luck.