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ChatGPT's market share slips below 50% for first time
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I really think 99.99% of people would be super happy to just be rich enough to have a car, a house, and good food. We don't need very much. People just dont want to be poor.
Ironically, the solution is similar: eliminate billionaires and the wealth they are hoarding would flow back to everyone.
How would it end up in the hands of the people? Salary slaves paying taxes would pay less? I don't think so. It would be taken by the state and used for weapons (in the USA).
Or am I missing something?
War is business to billionaires, one of the best. Most of the money that goes into war doesn't make it into salaries and veteran services, it goes into suppliers. And the biggest suppliers are VERY big, and are run by VERY large corporations.
War is yet another way of transferring money from everyday people into billionaires pockets. And it's way more effective at doing that than Amazon.