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He is able to remote control other people.
World's First Trillionaire
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Nana Dada
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So what? How does it make you happy? How can you enjoy your life by that?
There is no joy in having money (even very big money) if you cannot enjoy your life.
Do you think Michael Jackson was a happy man? Or what about Steve Jobs in his last years dying of cancer even having all his billions?
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Happiness of remote control sometimes is enough. All politician are limited in their movements, btw.
And there are no one single standard of happiness. That's the problem.
kingvestor
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its a matter of valuation, if we adjust Rockefeller money in 1900 with inflation until 2050 I think it already reach trillion of dollars
t2van
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Well MJ had kids so that scratched his itch.
Steve Jobs unless you knew him? How do you know he wasn't.
I had a friend who died with cancer and went out drinking whiskey at 3am laughing his ass off, he was not rich by any means but he was happy. Just because you have cancer does not mean your going to sit in self pity - I know some do.
I get your point though - it would have been easier to say having large sums of money does not make you happy. Which I agree with.
Swagmonster
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Yes, and that is going to be me 
Ask me anything now because then I'm going to be way too busy to answer your questions
Ask me anything now because then I'm going to be way too busy to answer your questions
Nana Dada
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Yes, it is not about cancer, you're right.
And yes, I still believe that MJ was a very unhappy man despite his children and music achievements. He was bullied his entire life, first by his father, then by the media. And he never had a normal life like 99% of us, as he was a celebrity straight out of his cradle.
In regard of Steve Jobs - yes , I am totally sure he died an unhappy man too. It is very hard to be a happy man with such an uncompromising mentality as he had. When you are constantly unsatisfied with something or someone. I know because I often feel that way too and it poisons my life.
Nana Dada
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Lol, are you trying to promote some random Indian guy here?
santhu
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No he's not.
moonshine7000
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Wise thing to do those numbers triggers those people who want to tax the rich.
Dark Venge
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Amazon’s Jeff Bezos could win the crown as early as 2026 as more tech giants become trillion-dollar companies, a study by Comparisun finds
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.th...ll-be-the-world-s-first-trillionaire-1.915472
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.th...ll-be-the-world-s-first-trillionaire-1.915472
Nana Dada
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Even in its current state Amazon is a perfect target for the US anti-monopoly authorities, just like Microsoft was back in the day. It destroys American retailers every day and hour now, and it's asking for trouble, so I don't think that Bezos makes a good candidate for the first trillionare. In fact, I am very surprised that Amazon could successfully avoid any anti-monopoly lawsuits all this time, but mark my word, a major crackdown against it is just a matter of time now.
ExperimentalSEO
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Amazon would have to go to a market cap of around $8 trillion for Jeff Bezos to be worth $1 trillion, if he doesn't sell of any shares between now and then. The only way that Amazon could end up with that high of a market cap would be if they bought walmart, costco and probably some gas station chain like 7-eleven or circle k.
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