Message from @Sh0t
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But around 1 mill should be a real uptake to the curve of what is possible
I would put the middle class into Constitution and use something like median +/- 1-2 SDs and set that as a goal for gross income
bezos is still losing billions to his wife in their divorce
he probably wipes his ass with $10,000 bills
It would take knowing more about his wife and their relationship to know for sure
It could be incidental
Most of his wealth is tied up in stock so who knows what he spends, which is the real important issue
Or she could be a robber or gold digger
in monetary circuit, the real issue is what the rich spend more so than what sits in a balance
I hate that he owns the fucking Washington Post
I doubt he says much to influence the content though
Do you really think he gives them tips to push his agenda?
heh if you were really crazy, you could do incomes in sort of a ranked fashion
if you want to see some real dog-eat-dog shit
Bezos could buy every news outlet in America
highest income gets say 10mil, then it steps down until a fat middle
Why doesn't he"?
No, but I have no doubt that he has the ability to and will eventually do so if he hasn't already
He'd still be a mega billionaire
Curves are good, and not even that complicated
Path of Exile experience curve, model for income inequality
main issue is that interest payments directly compete with wages for gross income
I haven't played that one yet, ive watched vids of it
What I said above is really the big dirty secret abotu US economy
For people who like Diablo, except want more customization, "realism", and a far better economy system
so i've heard
i got really bored of Diablo III
It's actually really smart (or so it seems)
Diablo 3 I played through with a few characters for the story and all that
Path of Exile is the kind for those kinds of games
D II was my favorite, I bought D III but i cant remember playing it much
Titan Quest
Titan Quest is great
that descent from 52 to 42 of gross income tells the real story
it gets even worse when you factor in the income distribution changing as well for labor
which includes executives and management