> "The absurd and obsessive pursue of further wealth when it would be temporally impossible to even spend 1% of their current capital."
That shows profound lack of imagination. Mark Shuttleworth's founding of Canonical was a choice to expend his wealth to try to popularize Linux. So was Gabe Newell's long running efforts with the Steam Machine (dating back to the original one in 2015) and Proton that only started bearing fruit in recent years. These were business decisions you say? At the level of wealth we're talking about, the two are intertwined.
That shows profound lack of imagination. Mark Shuttleworth's founding of Canonical was a choice to expend his wealth to try to popularize Linux. So was Gabe Newell's long running efforts with the Steam Machine (dating back to the original one in 2015) and Proton that only started bearing fruit in recent years. These were business decisions you say? At the level of wealth we're talking about, the two are intertwined.