“…These kinds of private conferences, where business and cultural leaders interview one another free from the pesky, prying grasp of the press or public, are becoming increasingly common.”
I mean, if they’re going to all gather in one place that does bring to mind some scenarios.
The best proof I don’t have Death Note is that there was no meteorite falling on top of one of these.
The post’s title is wrong and doesn’t match the article. It’s about the 0.1%, not the 1%. Huge difference. 1 in 100 people are not business and cultural leaders.
Tell me there’s a modern aristocracy without telling me there’s a modern aristocracy.
Is it modern or is it the same one that’s always been there?
It’s somewhat less hereditary than it’s used to be, but that’s basically the only difference.
