>> Once you get past a few million, you quickly get into "can't possibly spend this money in several lifetimes" territory. And wealth divides like that come at the cost of massive societal wealth divides.

> It takes many billions to buy a Twitter, even when Saudi Arabia is footing most of the bill.

There's some nice article out there that clearly explains how money "changes" at different income levels. First it's security, then it's comfort, then it's power.

Buying Twitter isn't spending money, it's exercising power.