>because some problems are incredibly hard to solve and need a lot of resources to even start to solve. But there's not a whole lot of evidence that solving on

>because some problems are incredibly hard to solve and need a lot of resources to even start to solve. But there's not a whole lot of evidence that solving one problem truly lends itself to solving any other of any actual utility. EDIT: Downvotes are cool and all, but actual examples? Offhand, Musk is probably an example. Gates has done good things, as well. Meanwhile we also have people like Peter Thiel attacking freedom of speech. Or Larry Ellison. Or the Kochs. Or the Murdochs. Or the Waltons. Not convincing to me if we're talking single digit percentages. I'm swayable, but it's going to require proof.