IN A NUTSHELL 🌊 Mark Zuckerberg mobilized his two superyachts, the Launchpad and the Wingman, for a spectacular journey to Norway’s fjords. 🛳️ The yachts served as a floating base for an extravagant heliskiing adventure, bypassing Norway’s strict helicopter landing regulations. 🎿 Known for his adventurous spirit, Zuckerberg enjoyed skiing down remote Norwegian peaks in
How many lives would have been saved if the people working to build yachts and facilitating trips instead worked to feed the homeless or something?
Humanity has a limited pool of labour. If the billionaires spent more, it means more labour catering to billionaires, less labour catering to the rest of us.
Jobs are limited, salaries are not, technology already amplifies work output way above everyone’s needs.
Trickle down would work if it wasn’t for everyone undercutting everyone else: billionaires don’t get charged enough, millionaires don’t get charged enough, and people at the bottom keep trampling each other over minimum wage jobs.
The solution starts with people at the bottom joining forces and saying “FU” to unlivable wages, as in unions and general strikes. As long as most people keep seeing each other as a threat, those at the top can play them at will.
Ah the old trickle down.
How many lives would have been saved if the people working to build yachts and facilitating trips instead worked to feed the homeless or something?
Humanity has a limited pool of labour. If the billionaires spent more, it means more labour catering to billionaires, less labour catering to the rest of us.
Jobs are limited, salaries are not, technology already amplifies work output way above everyone’s needs.
Trickle down would work if it wasn’t for everyone undercutting everyone else: billionaires don’t get charged enough, millionaires don’t get charged enough, and people at the bottom keep trampling each other over minimum wage jobs.
The solution starts with people at the bottom joining forces and saying “FU” to unlivable wages, as in unions and general strikes. As long as most people keep seeing each other as a threat, those at the top can play them at will.