Do tech billionaires dream of shared abundance? We should probably just tax them
On July 24, Elon Musk was interviewed by The Economist’s editor Zanny Minton Beddoes. The 85-minute discussion ranged from Musk’s business ventures to the war in Ukraine, China’s technological power and the immense capabilities of artificial intelligence. Pressed by Beddoes on how his companies will make money in the future, he boldly prophesied that “money won’t matter in 2036”. Musk proposed that within a decade, money for “food, housing, transport, entertainment” will be overabundant. That…
Where: China, United States, France, Ukraine, Paris, United Kingdom
Exact coordinates
china: 35.860, 104.200
united states: 37.090, -95.710
france: 46.230, 2.210
ukraine: 48.380, 31.170
paris: 48.860, 2.350
united kingdom: 55.380, -3.440
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