Is that how value is determined? How others perceive value? Isn’t that kind of subjective? Is there a possibility he isn’t worth that much money? Could he be worth even more? Not like margin of error, but dramatically more or less like 20-30% off one way or the other?
The value is tecknically the effect of what is called a stock market, and it does vary quite a bit over time as perceptions and economic factors change
How does owning something turn into hundreds of billions of dollars? I own things too, they don’t turn into hundreds of billions
Your things didn’t increase in perceived value as much as Amazon then
Is that how value is determined? How others perceive value? Isn’t that kind of subjective? Is there a possibility he isn’t worth that much money? Could he be worth even more? Not like margin of error, but dramatically more or less like 20-30% off one way or the other?
The value is tecknically the effect of what is called a stock market, and it does vary quite a bit over time as perceptions and economic factors change
You need to own stuff that others value
I’m sorry to ask such elementary questions, but why do others value it?
It’s not an elementary question.
Best I can guess is: plenty of people, plenty of reasons. Which is a stupid answer.
This all seems very far removed from other people’s concerns about worker exploitation
Is that a problem?
What about their concerns? Are their concerns not a problem?