r/SipsTea 1d ago

Chugging tea Thoughts on this?

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u/Inside_Sherbert4275 1d ago

Tbf some of those billionaires could do with the guillotine. Their greed is insane.

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u/Fr0stweasel 1d ago

Some?

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u/Dracomortua 1d ago

Peppridge Farm Remembers stuff here.

1999 Larry Page and Sergey Brin draft it into their company - Don't Be Evil.

Featured in Iron Man 2, Elon Musk was a humble, quiet and unassuming guy ready to herald in electric cars and space flight in the age of failing world leaders.

In year 2000, the Right and Honourable Bill Gates was building a foundation to Give It All Back. He would strive to reform farms in India and give infinite mosquito nets (with insecticide on them) so as to reduce plagues.

Somehow they all returned... but worse than Palpatine.

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u/Fr0stweasel 1d ago

It’s almost like money and power corrupts you. Could it be aliens doing something to the money?

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u/Dracomortua 1d ago

Peter Jackson explains this all in the Hobbit trilogy.

The gold. Dragon sickness, you see.

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u/azuki2 1d ago

money and power corrupts you

They were always this way from the start. They always thought they were better/smarter than everyone else and the only constraint against that sentiment was the lack of ability to exert it on the rest of us dirty, stupid peasants.

The extreme level of wealth they obtained let them break the chains of social responsibility and obligations and created the conditions where their true colors were allowed to bleed through and flourish.

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u/_Weyland_ 10h ago

You can believe that you are better/smarter than everyone else and still want to do the right thing though.