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by drnonsense42 5y ago
I think your take is the crazy one. I’m not sure if you remember how this whole thing works with Zuckerberg, but it sounds like they’re in the “let’s gather a lot of 6 year old users” stage. The “let’s make billions of dollars off them now
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by drnonsense42 5y ago
I’m aware this is not the only issue, but we’ve really jumped the shark by letting private equity and tech companies prey on private home prices. We’re turning into a set of case studies for future societies as our candle snuffs out. Entrep
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by drnonsense42 5y ago
I think you should go read the list you yourself decided to link more carefully. You will find many more than 4 billionaires who grew up with at most a lower middle class background. It looks like you're struggling with reading compreh
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by drnonsense42 5y ago
Many ultra wealthy individuals did not come from a highly privileged background. Larry Ellison, one of their motivating examples, had essentially no advantage compared to say Bill Gates. Sergey Brin and Warren Buffet certainly had some adva
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by drnonsense42 5y ago
Thankfully, they actually are not. Then again, I know there's a broad group of delusional liberal that thinks any republican is a neo-nazi. Maybe you have those glasses on when you see posts outside of your bubble?
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by drnonsense42 5y ago
Except the Alex Jones tribe isn’t on HN. I’m leaning towards the tye-dye-hair-babies-cause-global-warming tribe.
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by drnonsense42 5y ago
I'm probably going to get downvoted, but this article is nonobjective, which, in my opinion, is standard fare for the New Yorker. In fact, I think it presents a delusional worldview. As an aside, I think it's unfair to compare thi