Oh wow, what an altruistic man! 🙄

I think you mean 25 Percentage points.

Ooof thanks for pointing that out

Wow, such logic. I don’t understand how more people don’t quite comprehend this lmao

i make 90k a year and thats more money than most people on the planet will ever make in their life time. its all relative.

if i could provide a good or service that millions of people are willing to pay for, i too would be rich. but i cant. thats just the reality of the situation.

It's kinda weird that they're calculating the mean and calling it a median.

i only see it on the front page when im not signed in. reddit pushes it hard cuz they know wht kinda ppl use their site. ironically they are making reddit alot of money with their constant interactions with the site

Government engineering internships are definitely paid; if OP is working at a private company he is probably making $20-40/hr

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How hard is it to produce this matrix (Is this a matrix? I think it's a matrix. Please correct me if I'm wrong) with Pokemon Go data?

You ever jump into that sub? What a shit show.

Agreed with ya until the end. Hyperbolic as fuck. 21 million+ Americans have at least $1mil in net worth. Only 0.5-1mil people are homeless on any given night in America. There are 300million+ people in this country, and around 7-800 billionaires.

Surprise surprise, if you build a ridiculously profitable company which provides a widely used good/service… you’re going to be ridiculously wealthy. If you do not build such a company or provide such a good/service of high value and need… you will have to continue to earn a regular income in whatever ways you are able to do so.

What makes you think the average person should not have to produce something of high value to their community in order to achieve the capability to live as if they have a billion dollars? I’m confused.

You might want to double-check the spelling on some of your source data. A few misspelled values (Maushold vs Moushold, Garganacl vs Gargancal, etc) are causing there to be additional nodes.

So there's no excuse for the ultra-rich CEOs to all do this sort of thing. They still get power from controlling companies, which is compensation enough for a billionaire. More money incrementally moved to the general payroll and out of billionaires pockets is pretty much always a good things.

I literally make Pokemon cards for a living, and played the earlier video games, and I still don't know some of these Pokemon.

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I am lacking fantasy

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No - $300k would assume salary, then healthcare, other benefits, company items and administrative costs and overhead ... x2.

Salary is generally half or less of overall employee acquisition costs

Positive sentiment that may encourage investors because he’s a good guy for doing this.