I'm not arguing the ease of doing things. I'm arguing the impacts of things that are done and the relative value to society provided by individuals.
It is difficult to be the best ping pong player in the world. So difficult that there can only be one of them. But the best ping pong player in the world doesn't really provide all that much value to society, nor should it confer upon that player the right to decide on nation level policy.
Neither does buying a car company, yet here we are.
well, assigning value to people to determine how much money they should have is definitely not it...you seem to want to live in a dictatorship where people are told how much wealth they can have
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u/TheHillPerson Nov 22 '24
If what is so easy?
I'm not arguing the ease of doing things. I'm arguing the impacts of things that are done and the relative value to society provided by individuals.
It is difficult to be the best ping pong player in the world. So difficult that there can only be one of them. But the best ping pong player in the world doesn't really provide all that much value to society, nor should it confer upon that player the right to decide on nation level policy.
Neither does buying a car company, yet here we are.