on money (in the abstract)

[alice wellintown]

>>>  That government and wall street types have more of this information
>
> and can therefore, and do, do more damage or take more advantage is
> questionable."


> It's not about the quantity of the information. The effects of actions done
> by "government and wall street types" can, because of their far larger
> social radius of influence, as such potentially "do more damage". And of
> course these people also can "take more advantage" than nurses or teachers.
> You do not need CT to see this.

Yeah, and Iran can nuke  country X but the people of country X are
more likely to be victims of "domestic terrorism."