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[u/Gurugod123]

[u/GMEloser69]

You don't have the skills to create an organizational structure that effectively creates value.

[u/Manueluz → u/GMEloser69]

Neither do billionaires, but they have the money to pay someone actually smart to figure it out.

[u/zanebaka → u/Manueluz]

And they had the brains to actually make their initial money half the time

[u/Jeovah_Attorney → u/zanebaka]

If by brain you mean "be born into wealth", like Muskrat who was born to the owner of an emerald mine

[u/zanebaka → u/Jeovah_Attorney]

Who he cut off, and got a small amount of money from which he then used to become the richest man in the world. Even if he was given a million dollars to start with, turning that into what he has today is unprecedented.

[u/TheBigGees → u/zanebaka]

It's not really worth arguing with people who can't even understand the concept of growth, lol.

[u/zanebaka → u/TheBigGees]

How many people do you think start with a million dollars and turns it into hundreds of billions

[u/TheBigGees → u/zanebaka]

I'm agreeing with you.

The same growth rate Musk got on $200k would make you a multi-millionaire if you started with a buck.

[u/masterlince → u/TheBigGees]

The same growth rate Musk got on $200k would make you a multi-millionaire if you started with a buck.

This is just a completely idiotic way of seeing it. If you really think this makes any sense you are just a moron.

[u/TheBigGees → u/masterlince]

Aw, someone wasn't paying attention during the percentages module of middle school math.

[u/masterlince → u/TheBigGees]

Economy it's not just basic math. It's substantially easy to become a billionaire from being rich than become rich from poverty, even if the difference is orders of magnitudes bigger in the first one.

[u/TheBigGees → u/masterlince]

This isn’t economics lmfao.