The running animation implies that these folks are actually trying harder and running faster than anyone else, which is obviously untrue.
People holding this amount of wealth is sickening. Oligarchs suck.
mxlun on
What happened in 2020 that vastly accelerated the growth??
Repdylian on
there’s always those memes about how things used to be “better in 2016” and just maybe this has something to do with it
jim_uses_CAPS on
I wonder what their “wealth” would look like if stocks — and the loans secured by them — were removed? You know, real, tangible wealth in the form of existing property and asset holdings, as opposed to the magic of shared delusions that are stock exchanges.
Where a 2D graph would not only suffice but be much more helpful and understandable. Stop those stupid animation.
libertarianinus on
Fun fact….today, the average software engineer in Silicon Valley makes 173k a year….if you opted for stock instead of pay at apple in 1995, you would be worth 700 million to 1 billion dollars today.
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Nothing beautiful about this
The running animation implies that these folks are actually trying harder and running faster than anyone else, which is obviously untrue.
People holding this amount of wealth is sickening. Oligarchs suck.
What happened in 2020 that vastly accelerated the growth??
there’s always those memes about how things used to be “better in 2016” and just maybe this has something to do with it
I wonder what their “wealth” would look like if stocks — and the loans secured by them — were removed? You know, real, tangible wealth in the form of existing property and asset holdings, as opposed to the magic of shared delusions that are stock exchanges.
http://www.trickleupeconomics.com
Where a 2D graph would not only suffice but be much more helpful and understandable. Stop those stupid animation.
Fun fact….today, the average software engineer in Silicon Valley makes 173k a year….if you opted for stock instead of pay at apple in 1995, you would be worth 700 million to 1 billion dollars today.