> We should have expensive products which actually improve lives. We do. It's just that "wealthy" is far past the point of diminishing returns when it comes to

> We should have expensive products which actually improve lives. We do. It's just that "wealthy" is far past the point of diminishing returns when it comes to buying high-quality expensive items. No, we don't need to come up with things for the rich to buy just to fix their incentives. We should be asking ourselves how to decrease wealth inequality, not how to make it more fair to those on top.