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📢 New Lesson Drop: How Billionaires Are Really Made
Today we’re starting a brand-new series — one lesson per day — unpacking the mechanisms behind billionaire wealth and what it means for climate, society, and the future.
Most of us are told a simple story:
“Billionaires exist because they were brilliant, worked hard, and disrupted the world.”
But the data tells a very different story.
Behind the scenes is a repeatable, systematic model — one that shifts costs onto society, extracts value, suppresses competition, and uses public money to grow private fortunes.
🔥 What’s inside today’s lesson
You’ll get a clear overview of the 9 mechanisms we’ll break down in detail over the coming days:
- How costs are pushed onto society
- How monopolies are built
- How shareholder pressure drives climate damage
- How CEOs use equity to multiply wealth
- How tax avoidance systems work
- How lobbying rewrites the rules
- How debt fuels expansion
- How public money feeds private empires
- And how all of these form a single, self-reinforcing loop
This is the frame that makes the whole series click.
💬 Your Activity for Today
Question:
Which part of the billionaire system surprised you the most — or feels the least talked about?
Is it the lobbying?
The debt loops?
The public subsidies?
Or the way CEO wealth compounds tax-free?
Share your reaction below — even a one-liner is great.Your comment helps others think more critically about the structure we're all living inside.
🌱 Tomorrow’s Drop
Lesson 1: How Companies Shift Costs onto Society — the Hidden Price We All Pay.
This one hits hard.
See you tomorrow for Class 1.
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📢 New Lesson Drop: How Billionaires Are Really Made
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