I don't want to sound like a Marxist, but after a certain point (which depends on the person and their spending habits), additional money does not appear to have practical value except for being able to brag about holding a high score.
I mean, does having $90B confer any benefits above what having, say, $20B does?
Of course, that difference matters to companies; the more money you have, the easier it is to buy or destroy competitors.
I mean, does having $90B confer any benefits above what having, say, $20B does?
Of course, that difference matters to companies; the more money you have, the easier it is to buy or destroy competitors.
But for individuals, am I missing something?