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SpaceX confidentially files to go public at $1.75tn, reports say
(www.theguardian.com)
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I agree.. what the fuck is the difference of 10 billion and 110 billion?
If you had 110 billion you could spend 5 million per day for 60 years.... why the FUCK does a single person need that amount of money??
Edit: just for fun. I went back and did some math. Say you put that 110 billion in savings account yielding 2% annually.. you would actually earn 6 million per day. So you wouldn't even be losing fucking money spending 5 million a day for 60 years.... incredible.
Yachts. Lots and lots of yachts. As though you can ride on more than one at a time.
Two yachts at the same time, man.
No lie, if I had that kind of money I'd pay my taxes in full and fuck off to the Bahamas with an entire year of calendar models, and still have money to hook my wife up with all the cabana boys she wants, and still have enough to create scholarships for huge numbers of kids to go to college and still have enough to invest in green energy and vaccines and low-cost insulin and still have enough money to pay for food and medicine assistance to underdeveloped nations and still....
Well you get the idea. It's a ridiculous amount of money.
The absurdity is hiding in plain sight, but good Christians seem to forget that money is the root of all evil.
To be pedantic, it's the love of money that is the root of all evil.
I'm an atheist. I only read the bible cover to cover once, years ago, to figure out what all the hubbub was about, so I may be a bit rusty. I do seem to recall the bit about "love thy neighbour."
I like the Jesus guy. Almost everyone else sucks.
Agreed.
I read it a few times. Mostly to get time out of a cell.
And to argue with the ones who use it to hate others.
Jesus clearly instructed us to hate our fellow man.
Love thy neighbor as thyself.
If they hate themselves, I guess that holds.
That is fucking brilliant. I'd not considered the self-loathing that makes hatred a valid option within the rules.
Like:
•Thou shall not covet thy neighbors wife.
All other wives, daughters, and twinks are fair game.
•Thou shall not kill.
The military and police can do that.
•Thou shall not steal.
I'm just taking what's rightfully mine.
Etc.
The commandments weren't exactly a legal document. Loopholes everywhere.
You only need $1 million for that. "Hey, Peter, check out channel 9!"
I don't know the limit to how many FDIC accounts one is allowed to have open simultaneously, but I know the insured amount of $250k USD per account. I feel like the interest alone in a few accounts would be reasonable enough for the average American to live off of.
If you're a billionaire, you park your money in offshore tax havens and don't worry about FDIC limits.
Depending on your investments, the interest and dividends off a few million dollars should be able to sustain someone entirely on its own while still growing in value over time.
You don't need to be a billionaire for that. It feels like the tax brackets need to go up to 100% after around a million or so in income.
So, slightly above the 1950s marginal tax rate that gave us the society the GOP wants to drag us back into without taxing the rich? That's a stool with one leg.
$2m in a stock that pays a 6% dividend is 120 grand a year. Pretty easy to live comfortably off of that I would imagine.