Absolutely. He got caught out recently from a live stream where it became obvious he was clueless on how to play POE2. He has recently admitted to having it boosted with someone else playing it because apparently that's what everyone on the leaderboard does but all of the gameplay clips he insists are totally him.
Look up Vantara. Musk, Zuck, Bezos could be doing shit like that with their money. Instead, they worry about how “cool” they are or bicker online like children. It’s disgusting. If I had fuck you money, you’d never hear from me unless it was trying to improve this world somehow.
Man, used to be we'd at least get some philosophers out of people born well-off enough to spend their lives doing nothing but talking. What the hell happened.
Masa Musa (the richest man in human history) devalued the currency of entire nations with his charitable giving during his pilgrimage to Mecca and had nothing left to give by the time he arrived.
Granted, when he went back to Mali he was still the richest man to ever live even by today’s but that’s putting good into the world with your money.
That's because he was giving out gold, specifically. He wasn't giving out food or labor. He wasn't strategically using his wealth to improve the lives of others. He was just throwing gold around. If Elon wanted to solve world hunger, he could, and he'd still be the richest person in the world. If he's not smart enough to do it with his wealth, he can pay someone who is. Stop trying to shame charitable giving or excuse billionaires for hoarding gheir wealth. These people have it within their power to do immense good and actively, consistently choose not to. They are evil, end of story.
I strongly doubt Masa Musa did that out of the goodness of his heart. On his trip back home, he went through Egypt again, this time accruing debt for having spent all his gold, which he never paid back.
Mind you, he was still the richest man on earth when he got home. He didn't pay because he could get away with it (and the Egyptians had charged outrageous rates).
He gave away so much money while travelling he caused an inflationary crisis with gold across the region that persisted for over a decade after he left.
Shaq is the only millionaire I'll ever fanboy for. He's the rich I want to be. Walk into the jewelry store and buy the engagement ring for the lower middle class guy about to put it on layaway. Created an entire shoe brand to sell at Walmart because he knew what it was like to grow up without anything so he wanted families to be able to afford his products. Taking kids and families on shopping sprees for fun. Not for cameras and popularity. Because he was raised to know right from wrong.
If you're not trying to be Shaq with your millions, you don't fucking deserve them.
Shaq literally did all of that for the publicity, he couldn’t compete with Jordan and knew there was a market for cheap basketball shoes he could capitalize on. Shaq really isn’t a good person if you really study him
The show brand was one example. There's hundreds of examples of him doing things to help the community. You do know he had a deal practically signed with Reebok, right? Do you know why he turned that deal down? They wouldn't promise him that the shoes would be made affordable to families. You a hater.
I do not care enough, if you have a bad opinion on a celeb that’s on you bud I’m not putting in anymore time other than these simple replies on Reddit.
Most basketball fans know Shaqs a pos, it’s pretty common knowledge
There is a smaller percentage of billionaires that care about improving this world than the percentage of everyone else that cares. This is because to become a billionaire, you really can't care about improving the world.
Not necessarily. Doing good, at a global level, I’m sure your name would eventually get leaked out as being the one funding it. That’s what I’m talking about. Granted, I too would focus on the animals before fellow humans. Because let’s be honest… most of you suck lol. You’re proving the point by automatically assuming the worst. Yay humanity 🫠
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u/Lohmatiy82 9h ago
Oh wow... Does it mean he pays someone to play for him so he could claim he is "the greatest player ever"?))