@bryan_johnson Meanwhile, world hunger could be ended forever for $330 billion a year. (Just one example) But, no you want to chase some unicorn vampire life and make money off the content and subscriptions along the way and pawn it all off as being the savior from death. Get real, my guy.
@bryan_johnson Nah, you ain’t have to write all that. It ain’t that deep. The truth is we see through all your typical billionaire BS. You are a capitalist. Point blank period. You are inevitably just looking for a product(s) to sell to the rich first and the masses eventually.
@FinalViolaVII@PokeDuelsTikTok I don’t know what you mean by ‘the tubers are full of shit’. As long as there is incentive to buy at any price you can still make a profit from via content revenue, card or product resell etc. the scalping will continue as long as there is product to buy in bulk at MSRP or near.
@Hungoverdaily_@WildernessW@handapimp@neon_neophyte@LordDormammu@voidedintern Together, they are the *largest* shareholder, not majority, as they do not own more than 50% of voting shares. They have influence over the company's long term direction, but Walmart is in fact not a private company, which is what I corrected.
Hope this helps.
@FinalViolaVII@PokeDuelsTikTok Unfortunately, it’s not just a career to be a product scalper. It’s also a career to be a product cracker. The shaming won’t work. We’re cooked.
@arenaceous_@joelrightler@adamlyttleapps I mean Dunning Kruger isn’t exactly what you’re looking for, but it’s similar. Things like overconfidence bias etc. All have been studied before. Meta cognition and emotional intelligence are probably better measurements than someone’s ‘IQ’.