Funny thing about that. They have multiple studies that show if they’d just pay everyone a thriving wage, they’d be even richer than they are. These studies have been coming out since the '70s. I can only draw the conclusion that the “high score” they are shooting for isn’t their bank account/ net worth but is, in fact, a body count in the most literal of ways. The cruelty is the point.
It’s all about financial relativism. They don’t care about the sheer number they have, they care that their number is so many orders of magnitude higher than almost everyone else. Giving everyone a living wage would increase their net worth, but not by more than those who would be getting a payrise, and that’s an insufferable thought for them.
They have so much money that the amount they have is basically an abstract concept, so they’re only interested in their relative wealth rather than absolute wealth. No billionaire thinks “once I have $100b I can finally buy a country I want!”, they think “once I have $100b I can finally use it to make $200b!”. The numbers are abstract and arbitrary because they don’t actually want to spend any of that money.
Yes, but in the roots you should also put “less profit for multi billionaires”
Which us really what makes the tree grow.
Funny thing about that. They have multiple studies that show if they’d just pay everyone a thriving wage, they’d be even richer than they are. These studies have been coming out since the '70s. I can only draw the conclusion that the “high score” they are shooting for isn’t their bank account/ net worth but is, in fact, a body count in the most literal of ways. The cruelty is the point.
It’s not enough for everyone to win, they want complete power and immunity
It’s all about financial relativism. They don’t care about the sheer number they have, they care that their number is so many orders of magnitude higher than almost everyone else. Giving everyone a living wage would increase their net worth, but not by more than those who would be getting a payrise, and that’s an insufferable thought for them.
They have so much money that the amount they have is basically an abstract concept, so they’re only interested in their relative wealth rather than absolute wealth. No billionaire thinks “once I have $100b I can finally buy a country I want!”, they think “once I have $100b I can finally use it to make $200b!”. The numbers are abstract and arbitrary because they don’t actually want to spend any of that money.