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Because there is no inherent goodness in working for others and fuck you money is by far the easiest way to secure your childrens' ability to live the lives the
by Spivak 3y ago
Because there is no
inherent goodness in working for others and fuck you money is by far the easiest way to secure your childrens' ability to live the lives they want.
If you don't want your billions of dollars I'll happily take them of your hands.
- heavenlyblue 3y ago> your childrens' ability to live the lives they want. How do they know what they want?
- screamingninja 3y agoBy not making decisions for them but instead just aspiring to provide them with better opportunities.
- heavenlyblue 3y agoI don't understand how having little money implies making decisions for your children
- mandeepj 3y ago> How do they know what they want? There's a LCD across humans, the bare minimum - a place to live, food, and clothes.
- heavenlyblue 3y agoThen you don't need billions in order to provide for that.
- Fire-Dragon-DoL 3y agoCondos in big cities are usually around 1M though
- adoxyz 3y agolol is this a real comment? I'd rather give them the option if possible.
- heavenlyblue 3y agoWould you prefer to give them the option of having access to boats of money or would you prefer to spend more time with them? What if you can only choose one option? It's easy to answer a question when there's no exclusive options. By the way, when you have an option of cashing out at 700million (and killing your business) OR continuing to build a business that genuinely provides something good for the society (albeit maybe not as profitably), do think first what kind of lesson you are giving your kids when you make that choice. You may provide them with the money but not much meaning to spend that money in a good way.
- adoxyz 3y agoWe don't live in a binary world where it's one or the other. But having more money, makes it much easier to get back your time and spend that invaluable and unreplenishable resource however you want.
- r00fus 3y agoIt's interesting to think there is one valid answer here. Your answer is societally accepted as "correct", however I think the "I got enough to make ends meet (and then some) & my kids will have to also figure it out (maybe with a safety net from me if needed)" is also a consistent and valid reply.