Until they privatize the water supply of entire countries, like Nestlé...
> but also the top 1% is nearly a hundred million people.
And the wealth and control will not be evenly distributed between those 100 million people either. Then you have to start looking at the top 0.1%, top 0.01% etc.
They'd probably be happier if there was twice as much water where they bottle, so they could make the same products but without people being mad at them.
> Then you have to start looking at the top 0.1%, top 0.01% etc.
That's why I cited that billionaires have less than 4% between them. It's an extreme amount for single humans but very far from owning the world.
To reach 10% of the world's wealth, you need half a million people.
> but also the top 1% is nearly a hundred million people.
And the wealth and control will not be evenly distributed between those 100 million people either. Then you have to start looking at the top 0.1%, top 0.01% etc.