I mean… Purely logically, this makes little sense. The premise is: “In the future, money won’t matter.” Then they say “Then give it all away,” with an implied “now.” But the premise didn’t mention how money matters now [it obviously does matter now], so you can’t say he should give it all away now based on the premise, which only regards the future.
Don’t worry about saving, keep spending like a drunken sailor as it’s all meaningless, yolo. Meanwhile, we’ll be quietly cashing out behind the scenes and building our island bunkers.
I mean… Purely logically, this makes little sense. The premise is: “In the future, money won’t matter.” Then they say “Then give it all away,” with an implied “now.” But the premise didn’t mention how money matters now [it obviously does matter now], so you can’t say he should give it all away now based on the premise, which only regards the future.
Right? Or?
Don’t worry about saving, keep spending like a drunken sailor as it’s all meaningless, yolo. Meanwhile, we’ll be quietly cashing out behind the scenes and building our island bunkers.