I don't even understand why someone would drop 3-4k on a painting lol.
Then again, my sister and her husband paid 5k for a toilet.
Then again, my sister and her husband paid 5k for a toilet.
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Were they on the Space Shuttle?
Nah, I get the paying a lot for art thing, even if I only pay to support artists to do their work rather than to build castles for their parasite useless children or corporate criminals.
It's a scarcity thing that lasts. They're the original NFTs. It's why pharma bro Martin Shkreli paid $2 million for Wu Tang's "Once Upon a Time in Shaolin".
I don't do it, but the scarcity is the point.
Nah, I get the paying a lot for art thing, even if I only pay to support artists to do their work rather than to build castles for their parasite useless children or corporate criminals.
It's a scarcity thing that lasts. They're the original NFTs. It's why pharma bro Martin Shkreli paid $2 million for Wu Tang's "Once Upon a Time in Shaolin".
I don't do it, but the scarcity is the point.
I dunno. Other than dick pills, most curable diseases aren't $1 trillion markets.
The global market for infectious disease treatments is at $72.4 billion (source). The market size of all "rare" diseases combined isn't even $200 billion (source).
My vote?: take the money, baby...
PPV. Could buy Palestinians the nation of Bolivia as their new country.
The global market for infectious disease treatments is at $72.4 billion (source). The market size of all "rare" diseases combined isn't even $200 billion (source).
My vote?: take the money, baby...
PPV. Could buy Palestinians the nation of Bolivia as their new country.
Good point. But the trouble with that is market forces. Stupid crap like this story:
https://www.forbes.com/sites/jamiec...n-to-multi-quadrillion-dollar-asteroid-is-go/
It presumes that if you flood the market with an asteroid-sized glut of minerals, their market value won't plummet.
Similarly, if you have the ability to do that and are worth more than $1 trillion, market forces probably means some despot with a paramilitary army will kidnap your ass Brazil style, attach electrodes to your nutsack, and make you cure people at their will for their profit.
At least if you start with $1 trillion in hand you can hire a security detail to prevent it from getting that far.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/jamiec...n-to-multi-quadrillion-dollar-asteroid-is-go/
It presumes that if you flood the market with an asteroid-sized glut of minerals, their market value won't plummet.
Similarly, if you have the ability to do that and are worth more than $1 trillion, market forces probably means some despot with a paramilitary army will kidnap your ass Brazil style, attach electrodes to your nutsack, and make you cure people at their will for their profit.
At least if you start with $1 trillion in hand you can hire a security detail to prevent it from getting that far.
Except Shark Tank is to investing what Judge Joe Brown is to jurisprudence.
It's an entertainment TV show designed to sell advertising to eyeballs. It has fook all to do with making rational business investment decisions.
I wouldn't trust the paper that clown car of investors would print the checks on.
It's an entertainment TV show designed to sell advertising to eyeballs. It has fook all to do with making rational business investment decisions.
I wouldn't trust the paper that clown car of investors would print the checks on.
In that case I'd take the money. Too much time and effort per cure administration.