> "does (or how much does) it matter if any specific percentile group is getting disproportionally richer, given all (or a vast majority of) groups are?" The p

> "does (or how much does) it matter if any specific percentile group is getting disproportionally richer, given all (or a vast majority of) groups are?" The page says that at least 50% of all people are not, so this seems like a very moot question until such a time as that changes. And if it ever does change, we can then move on to the issue that "fairness" only exists to the extent that one is willing to acknowledge that having money fundamentally and inherently leads to having more money due to the nature of compounding growth, and the more money you have the more money you get by no real action at all. You talk about "earned", but how exactly have I "earned" the compounding growth on my holdings? I certainly don't work for it. It just flows in for free as the world population continues to grow and produce. I can do literally nothing at all but drink margaritas on the beach and my assets will grow more per year than an average person ever makes by labor. Would you say that I "earn" it? I call it "getting" not "earning". There's nothing fair about it.