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I guarantee you that far, far more trustafarians are using their "privilege" to indulge a negro fetish or whatever "social justice" meme happens to be trending
by millermp12 11y ago
I guarantee you that far, far more trustafarians are using their "privilege" to indulge a negro fetish or whatever "social justice" meme happens to be trending rather than risking anyone's equity in something entrepreneurial.
You think that a typical person would use the millions they made and plow it back into not one but three hair-brained ventures (Musk with Tesla, SpaceEx, Solar City)?
Consider one of the comments below, something like "I would be entrepreneurial too if I didn't have to pay for rent and food."
Bullshit. If that poser inherited millions he would scarcely summon the energy to snap selfies at some BLM "protest".
Seriously: eugenics can't come fast enough.
- aeturnum 11y agoNice. So you disagree with the article because there are some number of trust fund kids who aren't entrepreneurs? The article does not make the claim that having money is required for entrepreneurship, simply that it is extremely influential (more influential than any genetic component). That said, maybe this comment is a parody of a viewpoint. If I've missed something, excuse me.