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For a purposeful human being, that is also a miserable life. Pretty much like you cannot eat your favorite food anymore and have to settle with "the next best"
by ivanmontillam 3y ago
For a purposeful human being, that is also a miserable life.
Pretty much like you cannot eat your favorite food anymore and have to settle with "the next best" (philanthropy, maybe?)
- boeingUH60 3y agoHaha, I was actually referring to being a US fugitive as the miserable life, which Zhao obviously wants to avoid.
- rnk 3y agoZhao can do new things with his billions. He can start new companies, work in new markets if he wants. If he can escape China's clutches with his money, I assume he can travel the world.
- hyperfuturism 3y agoI think he's relieved that he won't get lifetime prison, and even years in prison. Living at the top, to having no freedom must be very, very hard to stomach. I would take the deal too if I was CZ. Giving up some "power-grab addiction" for 100% freedom (and being a billionaire still), seems very good for him.
- fbdab103 3y agoAdam Neumann is still getting huge financing. There is always a way to keep hustling.
- lenerdenator 3y ago... for now. As interest rates stay above stupidly-low levels, he's not going to be able to pull the capital he used to.