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Yup. Billionaire - doable without too much ethical compromise (e.g early Google). The thing is that a billion isn't much per "first world" citizen if that is ro
by ahartmetz 4mo ago
Yup. Billionaire - doable without too much ethical compromise (e.g early Google). The thing is that a billion isn't much per "first world" citizen if that is roughly your market. Many-many-billionaire - would need some good example, I can only think of bad ones. The SAP guys maybe? But they aren't exactly the richest. The only bad things I've heard about SAP are "making clunky software" and "charging too much money".
- hilariously 4mo agoEarly Google got that money because of the eventual market capture and implied evil they would definitely do because they are an american advertising company.
- brianwawok 4mo agoThe first billionaire I followed was gates. He did pretty horrible rent extraction to businesses all over the world. See monopoly trials and other similar things that didn’t go to trial.
- inigyou 4mo agoOne billion is huge for a citizen, are you sure you don't mean one million?
- ahartmetz 4mo agoI mean how much you need to "take" / earn from each other citizen to accumulate the billion.