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Sounds like jealousy. If you can automate the way you get money, you have 23 hrs and 40 minutes a day to do something without any profit motive for true good. S
by lovesgreen 13y ago
Sounds like jealousy. If you can automate the way you get money, you have 23 hrs and 40 minutes a day to do something without any profit motive for true good. Startups, business, and making money don't have to be a religion.
Bill Gates will do more good with the money he made than he did by creating software.
- peterjancelis 13y agoI don't agree with that. The value of bringing the personal computer to the masses is way higher than saving the lives of the bottom 1 billion.
- pestaa 13y ago1 billion people would certainly disagree.
- antitrust 13y agoI think what he's saying is that all seven billion of us benefited from the PC revolution, where the bottom one billion may benefit (or may not) from Gates' efforts. It's an interesting ethical question. As with most questions, I don't know the answer to it.
- peterjancelis 13y agoExactly. Also indirect effects, like how much more productive are cancer researchers thanks to computers. Very hard to underestimate the importance of computers.