I guess the question is, if other people would get a lot of money, what fraction of that would go into competing for resources I care about. (I assume it’s smaller than 10%, but I didn’t think about this too much.) Then I wouldn’t want other people to become so rich that even that fraction of their income would be higher than my whole income.
Attending conferences is a way to get to talk with a lot of interesting people. Seats at the TED conference or LeWeb are expensive and limited.
Is that an optimal way of finding interesting people to talk with?
I guess the question is, if other people would get a lot of money, what fraction of that would go into competing for resources I care about. (I assume it’s smaller than 10%, but I didn’t think about this too much.) Then I wouldn’t want other people to become so rich that even that fraction of their income would be higher than my whole income.