Their wealth will easily carry them through whatever hardships that happen in their lifetime. After their lifetime, they don’t give a flying fuck what happens.
That’s exactly it. Even my own mother, who’s in no way rich and is voting for Trump says, “Not in our lifetime”. removed there are grandkids in this family and if I’m not fucked they certainly will be! I’m so damn disappointed in her.
Rich people are old and are accustomed to only looking at the upcoming quarter. The environment is perfectly fine for the upcoming quarter, and probably their remaining lives.
I was talking to a (not wealthy) friend about his move to a southern coastal area for retirement with respect to climate change, who said similar. It should be fine for his remaining life. He also admitted that since he didn’t have kids, he has no reason to plan for the future beyond his own existence. He doesn’t care that his home will be underwater in a few decades as long as it is not until after he’s gone
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The super rich all have bunkers with enough supplies to last them and their friends a lifetime. It’s not a coincidence Elon owns a tunneling company.
Wonder how long they’ll stay “friends” once they’re locked in with the obnoxious rich fucks 24/7/365.
They tried it in the Horizon games and it failed spectacularly. Same with Fallout, BioShock, etc.
That one Twilight Zone episode comes to mind.
Or that he’s so gung ho on trying to settle Mars.
Their wealth will easily carry them through whatever hardships that happen in their lifetime. After their lifetime, they don’t give a flying fuck what happens.
That’s exactly it. Even my own mother, who’s in no way rich and is voting for Trump says, “Not in our lifetime”. removed there are grandkids in this family and if I’m not fucked they certainly will be! I’m so damn disappointed in her.
You should inform her that she’s not immune from becoming food.
LOL Seriously!
Rich people are old and are accustomed to only looking at the upcoming quarter. The environment is perfectly fine for the upcoming quarter, and probably their remaining lives.
I was talking to a (not wealthy) friend about his move to a southern coastal area for retirement with respect to climate change, who said similar. It should be fine for his remaining life. He also admitted that since he didn’t have kids, he has no reason to plan for the future beyond his own existence. He doesn’t care that his home will be underwater in a few decades as long as it is not until after he’s gone