Celebrating the Least Among Us. Is it just me? What I keep hearing, seeing and foaming at the mouth about is the cult-like adoration of the few, the ones with extreme wealth and power, the ones who hold most of our wealth in their grubby LITTLE hands. Have you seen that? Yeah. I just read in Forbes that each person in the top 1% of the U.S. holds an average of about $14.85 million in wealth, while each in the bottom FIFTY PER CENT holds, on average, $19k. And, of course, many people have a lot less. So, I’ve been thinking about these guys – and I’m betting that most of them, quite coincidentally, I am sure, are men with bank accounts far bigger than their hearts, assuming they still have one. I’ve been wondering what do these uber-wealthy folks really contribute to society? Do they make life better for all of us or just themselves? Take a certain electric car company CEO, for example. (PLEASE, SOMEONE TAKE HIM). Sure, his companies have transformed the EV car market and satellite technology, but did he invent any of that? Or does he just write checks and fire people who disagree with […]