>>>>>>Those who fail to pay revolution insurance can only blame themselves.
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>>>>The cheapest revolution insurance is a chance at pursuit of happiness for all.
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>>>What position on the globalrichlist.com would make you happy?
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>>Since this is the answer you're asking of everyone (instead of actually taking some sensible part in the discussion), I somehow don't remember seeing you answer that question yourself. So, where are you on it and where would you like to be?
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>I'm around 25% in the world and happy with that.
>I work on stuff that I would like to make ungodly amounts of money from, but if I fail I think I'm still gonna be happier than if I didn't try.

if you are talking about income and near bordering, that level was eclipsed very shortly after moving into my own first flat ages ago. Definately with you that everybody SHOULD reassess time&effort spent working and result gotten - but at prices for goods and services asked in developed countries even when coding stuff just on pure hope of a windfall I was working 5-10H per week for compensation much higher than average wage/H in addition to 50H for the pie in the sky. Targeting lower 10% of immediate surroundings smells over-ascetic to me...

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>The claim is the 1% have screwed us out of a chance to pursue happiness.
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>"The cheapest revolution insurance is a chance at pursuit of happiness for all. "
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>What that should really say is "I think I'd be happier if I was richer".