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Unread 11-26-2007, 08:22 PM   #15 (permalink)
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If you aren't making an amount of money that befits what you already have, like a lottery winner "staying at work" then you really serve no purpose at a job, you are using it as a social tool and not contributing anything that the next guy can't.

If however you are say a young CEO or some other high ranking position that requires specific skills that you can provide better than the next most qualified person, and are making enough money to justify your time working there, you are contributing.

Rich people owe society no duty at all to continue working, their money, even just sitting in investments, will accomplish much more for society than their smileing faces ever could.

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