If they were rational people they'd likely have stopped their quest after the first few millions. They are driven by pure greed and their humongous egos, none of them is sane.
replyI dont think there is anything wrong with people driven by pure greed and wealth maxxing.
replyThey are far safer people compared to those who dont care about virtual wealth numbers.
Some of it might be that, but some of it might be more prosaically the same thing that keeps people playing competitive games on one hand, or cookie clicker on the other. (Cookie clicker could read as "pure greed" if you squint.)
replyYes, but me playing cookie clicker (or fortnite, or whatever, competitive tic-tac-toe) does not bring with itself suffering and poverty for millions of others. Whereas them chasing their virtual money high score ruins societies.
replyThey are all psychopaths, devoid of normal human emotions.
>Whole point is that billiinares already have whatever they want without any meaningul control from society.
replyOr maybe they don't. Some of those are deeply afraid of society looking funny at them.
> Humans serve them well enough
replyFor now. Throw in climate change, food shortages, war, mass migration, and suddenly the ratio becomes 25 million : 1 for starving, angry people vs billionaires, globally.