Unfortunately the answer to your question is way too many. I guess the drive for accumulation has to be constantly reenforced by an exhibition of the spoils. I think probably such exhibitions are meant to prove to both the rest of the world and to the accumulator that that they are, “king of the hill.”
Fascinating piece on the always disappointing, disruptive and fickle god, Greed.
Met a young guy a couple of weeks ago on the golf course who was one of a crew of about 40 working on a yacht which he described as about 400 feet long. Might that have been the Bezo yacht that you described I wonder? I mean, how many of these monstrosities can there be?!
Great poem. And, your last paragraph was just as poetic.
Unfortunately the answer to your question is way too many. I guess the drive for accumulation has to be constantly reenforced by an exhibition of the spoils. I think probably such exhibitions are meant to prove to both the rest of the world and to the accumulator that that they are, “king of the hill.”
Fascinating piece on the always disappointing, disruptive and fickle god, Greed.
Met a young guy a couple of weeks ago on the golf course who was one of a crew of about 40 working on a yacht which he described as about 400 feet long. Might that have been the Bezo yacht that you described I wonder? I mean, how many of these monstrosities can there be?!
Great poem. And, your last paragraph was just as poetic.