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if you tax the higher ups
they'll just make everything more expensive to compensate
which brings us back to a lower point since money is worth even less now and people who scournged and saved say $1k for a trip that now costs $2k are working more for less where as their base salary say was $10 prior now is still $10 after but everything will cost more.
'I know what you're thinking, to which I have no choice but to challenge you both. Like this. Imagine walking down this street, doling out coins by the thousands. Until everyone here is in possession of vast wealth. A solution? No, you say, because among these suddenly rich folk there will be perhaps a majority who will prove wasteful, profligate, and foolish, and before long they will be poor once again. Besides, if wealth were distributed in such a fashion, the coins themselves would lose all value - they would cease being useful. And without such utility, the entire social structure we love so dearly would collapse.
'Ah, but to that I say, so what? There are other ways of measuring self-worth. To which you both heatedly reply: with no value applicable to labour, all sense of worth vanishes! And in answer to that I simply smile and shake my head. Labour and its product become the negotiable commodities. But wait, you object, then value sneaks in after all! Because a man who makes bricks cannot be equated with, say, a man who paints portraits. Material is inherently value-laden, on the basis of our need to assert comparison - but ah, was I not challenging the very assumption that one must proceed with such intricate structures of value?
'And so you ask, what's your point, Tehol? To which I reply with a shrug. Did I say my discourse was a valuable means of using this time? I did not. No, you assumed it was. Thus proving my point!"
That's about it.
Things are so ridiculous at this point that Mr Trillionaire (Musk) has 99% of his wealth tied up in stocks, which might as well be Monopoly money for all it's worth, because the value of such a thing exists only within the minds of speculators and those who believe their opinion on such things.
They don`t hold money, they have all this in resources and land.
Then they aren't billionaires.
Make up your mind.
There's a difference between someone's "Net worth" and what they actually have in their bank account