Billionaire drowns in Tesla due to super strong glass

[CmdrKing]

Excellent job of ignoring the underlying argument.

No billionaire earned their billions. Literally all of them obtained them by exploiting the hard work of others. Usually via theft or abuse of their collaborators and employees (see Zuckerberg, Bezos), though sometimes through pillage and blood (see; the UK royal family, Musk).
Very little of it is attributable to their “work ethic”. Quite simply hard work and luck can get you millions, but not that order of magnitude more.

[Riedquat]

Someone else who can't see past the chip on their shoulder and makes an argument by elevating to rather silly extremes I see.

Now I can't imagine anyone getting that rich without being somewhat unpleasant, and engaging in the type of business practice I don't have much of a positive opinion of, but come on, keep it realistic.

[Fuzzy Necromancer]

It really isn't. You have to do unspeakable things to become a billionaire. You can't get that rich without making thousands of people poor.

[Riedquat]

Probably a lot of unpleasant things. Exaggerating that to unspeakable, and implying always, that's just exaggerated prejudice. Funny how the most self-righteous are so often full of that.

[Thebestoftherest]

Do you think that with her gone and dead they might want to tighten restriction on what Tesla can do

[CharlesPhipps]

Her death is exactly how you'd kill someone in a scifi movie.

[ProfessorDetective]

Her death is exactly how you'd kill someone in a scifi movie.

"Doctor Who: Episode 404: The Sontaran Stratagem" started with a nosy reporter's car driving itself into a lake.

[CharlesPhipps]

Her death is exactly how you'd kill someone in a scifi movie.

"Doctor Who: Episode 404: The Sontaran Stratagem" started with a nosy reporter's car driving itself into a lake.

Happened twice in UPLOAD too.

[McAvoy]

Probably a lot of unpleasant things. Exaggerating that to unspeakable, and implying always, that's just exaggerated prejudice. Funny how the most self-righteous are so often full of that.

Its funny. Amazon could do something about their business practices and Bezos would still be super rich. I think he earns like $14 million an hour. He could definitely drop a million an hour on anything that would improve worker conditions.

There is other things Amazon does but improving worker conditions wouldnt be that hard to implement.

[BridgeConsoleMasher]

Probably a lot of unpleasant things. Exaggerating that to unspeakable, and implying always, that's just exaggerated prejudice. Funny how the most self-righteous are so often full of that.

Its funny. Amazon could do something about their business practices and Bezos would still be super rich. I think he earns like $14 million an hour. He could definitely drop a million an hour on anything that would improve worker conditions.

There is other things Amazon does but improving worker conditions wouldnt be that hard to implement.

It seems more of an issue of trying to hastily establish a shipping company within their operations more than a lack of funding.