It would be better to say that because of preferential attachment in a networked world that the rich get a massively out sized share of the booty. It is intere

It would be better to say that because of preferential attachment in a networked world that the rich get a massively out sized share of the booty. It is interesting to see this play out with NFL football podcasts. This use to be a space of random individuals but then former and even current players started podcasts. Now the Kelce brothers and Taylor Lewan have podcasts. They don't just have the name recognition with football fans relative to the average person but the subject matter expertise too. They also have a cool factor with who wouldn't prefer to work with a current NFL player about football than you or I? Not to mention 50 million dollar contracts so they have so much more capital to make things work. The average person and Kelce/Lewan can both just have their friends on the podcasts as guests but the NFL players friends are also NFL players that the average person has to do a nearly infinite amount more work to get on. This process applies to pretty much everything in every domain.