“…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.”
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.
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.
I saw this scene in the new Fallout show.
“So, whose yacht are we having the apocalypse party on? I’ll bring the kimono dragon meat from Carmine Sabatini, who has the freezer of Dom?”
We ruffians call this a gold-plated circle jerk.
