Chao, the billionaire former CEO of dry bulk shipping giant Foremost Group, tragically died at the age of 50 on Feb. 10 after accidentally backing her car into the pond making a three-point turn.
The only way in my eyes to become a billionaire is off the suffering of others.
So what if I brought a $10 insulin vial to market and sold 100 million units?
Is that taking advantage of the suffering of others? How is being a billionaire different than being a millionaire in that sense? Doesnāt money come when you provide something more valuable than the money to someone else?
It depends on how you are viewing the situation and at what point you are declaring ownership. āIā brought. No you and the people who work for you brought it to market. Instead of sharing that wealth with the workers that created the value. Youāve hoarded it to get rich. And created suffering for those workers as their value was stolen from them to line your pockets. So āyouā could bring something to market.
So what if I brought a $10 insulin vial to market and sold 100 million units?
Is that taking advantage of the suffering of others? How is being a billionaire different than being a millionaire in that sense? Doesnāt money come when you provide something more valuable than the money to someone else?
It depends on how you are viewing the situation and at what point you are declaring ownership. āIā brought. No you and the people who work for you brought it to market. Instead of sharing that wealth with the workers that created the value. Youāve hoarded it to get rich. And created suffering for those workers as their value was stolen from them to line your pockets. So āyouā could bring something to market.
That isnāt $1b of wealth or profit. You did not do that alone either.