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Billionaire-founded companies like Tesla and SpaceX actually sped up EV adoption and space travel way faster than government alone could've. Their tech advances made solar and batteries cheaper than coal, which is pretty huge.
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Billionaires shouldn't exist or Billionaires drive progress: which side of history are you on
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Honestly, billionaires aren't necessary for innovation - open source and mid-sized companies innovate just fine. Most just inherit wealth and buy competition anyway.
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the way everyone acts like billionaires are necessary for innovation when they literally just hoard the work their employees actually did and call it progress lmao
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elon literally sent rockets to space and bezos could never have started amazon without being a billionaire
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I used to hate on billionaires till my dad's startup got bought by one who actually funded game-changing R&D. Wealth inequality still sucks, but denying their impact on innovation is just dishonest.
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