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OK, I definitely skipped your well of text (no offense) because I’m also very drunk and high. I also understand your point without needing to have it explained to me. That $5 million limit was absurdly low. Let’s raise it to $1 billion in personal assets.

Does the entire calculus of your position change significantly at that point?

Of course, I understand that it would require a massive structural restructuring of the entirety of society that would take decades upon decades. But a little bit of revolution, or a lot, is kind of the point here.

Is it not?

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OK, I definitely skipped your well of text (no offense) because I’m also very drunk and high. I also understand your point without needing to have it explained to me. That $5 million limit was absurdly low. Let’s raise it to $1 billion in personal assets.

Does the entire calculus of your position change significantly at that point?

Edited

OK, I definitely skipped your well of text because I’m also very drunk and high. That’s why that $5 million limit was absurd though. Let’s raise it to $1 billion in personal assets.

Does the entire calculus of your position change significantly at that point?

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OK, I definitely skipped your well of text because I’m also very drunk and high. That’s why that $5 million limit was absurd though. Let’s raise it to $1 billion.

Does the entire calculus of your position change significantly at that point?