I agree with you for what it's worth. I'd rather live in a world in which I can dream my dreams than one in which Soviet Cube #77385 and a dingy metro are and w

I agree with you for what it's worth. I'd rather live in a world in which I can dream my dreams than one in which Soviet Cube #77385 and a dingy metro are and will always be my life. Playing devil's advocate though, I'm not sure that most people are really that bothered about billionaires, to me it's always felt like a stereotypical lefty trust fund kid thing. Most of the issues surrounding inequality seem to come about with things like e.g. transit vs driving, big house vs apartment, good diet vs bad diet, etc. Basically just living next door to people that you* will never be, because I'm not sure that realistically we can give everyone a house on an acre with two cars on the drive. you*: Not literally you or any individual, it's not that hard to make it out of poverty, but collectively not everyone can/will.