Find out how rich you are (global comparison)
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Find out how rich you are (global comparison)
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Sucky sort of way to get people to give money.
Guilting people into donations is just rude.... plus sending us to a blog to click a link to go to another page is, well, trying to hide the truth?
It's just another begging for money website.Comment
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I just checked, you have to make $47k yearly to be exactly in top 1% and $186k yearly to be in 0.1%I don't use ICQ anymore.Comment
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It is a GLOBAL comparison, so I think it's right on. It's an interesting site that puts things into a different perspective. If anything, what I got out of it was an ATTITUDE OF GRATITUDE and keep things in perspective when my stats dip down hard from time to time.Comment
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shows that is off as 36k or so is the average income in the US. 150 million folks over that. This does not take into account Europe etc... No way this is on the ball.Comment
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I dont think the annual income tell how rich you are. Some have none income but have lots of assets
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Europe and the USA don't make up a large portion of the worlds population.
Think India, China etc... Huge populations and very very low wages/living expenses...TripleXPrint on Megan Fox
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Exactly. It gives a global perspective on relative wealth. One thing to consider though, as India and China continue to become wealthier, the distribution will skew a little bit to the left.Comment
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Cool, I guess most ppl in developed Countries are pretty rich.I shoot video.
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The problem I see with that system is that it doesn't compare spending power just income. Not very contextual.
Regardless, it's different and gives an interesting global perspective. Sometimes, it's easy to lose the latter.
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