I don't know since I don't have that kind of money but don't "these people" think of money differently? Meaning the dimensions they think in are just different?

I don't know since I don't have that kind of money but don't "these people" think of money differently? Meaning the dimensions they think in are just different? Musk bought Twitter for $44bn. That's roughly 30% of Bill's net worth if he wanted to buy it "with his own money" (never mind his net worth is in stock, not cash). In the obligatory car analogy this is buying a car cash for the wife for 30k from your 100k savings account, only leaving you with a measly 70k to buy yourself a Porsche vs. having another million for buying cars (which would actually mean you can buy a virtually unlimited number of cars). Of course buying an actual car if you have 138bn vs. 1.33 trillion makes zero difference. Maybe Bill is just more "normie" than Musk in that sense?