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That's more money than there is in the universe, I think you're onto a winner here!
by HPsquared 2mo ago
That's more money than there is in the universe, I think you're onto a winner here!
- sail0rm00n 2mo agoIf we can capture even 1% of the market…
- hahahaa 2mo agoYou only need to sell one at $50, then market cap does the rest and you are boundlessly rich.
- philipallstar 2mo agoAnd then countless politicians will blame you for not paying for everything out of your market cap.
- anticorporate 2mo agoMore like countless CEOs will claim that having to pay taxes on that wealth will destroy society, despite no jobs being created to make the product and the product itself have zero value to society.
- philipallstar 2mo agoWell yes, you shouldn't pay tax on that, and it would cause huge problems. If your house increases in theoretical value should you pay tax on the increase? Or only when you sell the house?
- anticorporate 2mo ago> If your house increases in theoretical value should you pay tax on the increase? You do understand this is exactly how property taxes work, right?
- hahahaa 2mo agoYes I want to be a billionaire when it comes to: * Public image * Borrowing power * Atttacting investors But a pawper when it comes to: * Paying tax
- philipallstar 2mo agoThen why do they pay so much tax? Top 1% pay 50% of the tax or whatever, and some of that other 50% of tax is actually just the public sector paying tax back, it's not a net contribution.
- hahahaa 2mo agoWell top 1% make most of the money so that makes sense. Need deeper analysis. What about top 0.01%? The other 50%... those people are working!!!! Can't avoid paying people unless we go back to slavery. Regardless it is one of the rich tricks to borrow against unrealized gains. And other shenanigans.