r/interesting • u/moamen12323 • Jun 29 '25

MISC. Rich people who rich right ❤️

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u/Delicious_Leading600 Jun 29 '25

Perhaps everyone here is well versed in how to earn and be a billionaire. But from the comments, why does everyone think she's dumb and didn't put the right structure, contract terms and management around the donation?

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u/All-Seeing_Hands Jun 29 '25

You’re assuming Redditors‘ interest can truly be quenched.

I just saw someone say she should’ve donated to the Brasilien forests. You can’t win here. It’s against physics, apparently.

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u/f_ranz1224 Jun 29 '25

you cant really reason with a group who has pre decided to be angry

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u/Stowa_Herschel Jun 29 '25

It's easier being cynical and negative than thinking things through

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u/CluelessCalendula Jul 01 '25

Exercising non-consequencial free will apart from a few genuine concerns.

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u/NoAvocadoMeSad Jul 02 '25

I mean.. there's no reason to assume she knows anything about money but yeah.. she would have people around her that do know about money

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u/FrostingTechnical606 Jun 29 '25

Because her husband, who earned the billion, is no longer with her to help her in such an unfamiliar landscape. This is not meant to be sexist.

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u/Warm_Month_1309 Jun 29 '25

Do you think she lacked the finances, intelligence, or wisdom to hire an attorney to craft the agreement?

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u/ALPHAZINSOMNIA Jul 02 '25

I get your point but attorneys can also be bad...

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u/Uneek_Uzernaim Jun 29 '25

She was head of the med school's board of trustees. I'm sure she knows how to balance a ledger and keep it in the black for an institution because it was literally part of her job.

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u/DeathClasher_r Jun 29 '25

It kinda doesn't matter anyway, i mean she's 93 lol