Good grief, it went to spam. But I recovered it, hoping you are not a bot 😜

So, tis youtu.be/c1yzXkH5Pfo?...

I think I gave the wrong title. I'll research.

Yes, that was the origin. And we are so deep in this thread here that I will just give you my email addy. You seem to be a keeper. [email protected]

Exactly my point, one wouldn't/shouldn't.

I lost the thread of your reply here. I'll chat you with my email..., which I think you can already guess.

Exactly. Every watch the film, "Revenge of the Nerds" about the beginnings of Microsoft?

Well yeah, if you've been following my thread..., very much so. Bezos (who once gave an interview to a reporter explaining why he was only driving a Honda, Bezos replied, "Honda's a good car.) but then look at that piece of trophy wife he bought. Bezos is sold and gone.

I was just starting to write an essay on this very subject. And yeah, what you said there is 100%. Hm, imploding here. Did I mention this to you before?

I will try and look for it in the future. Failing my memory plus my experienced contempt for wines I've purchased $4x what I've found I like.

Is a con man smart? Well..., just ask his victims.

So now to the real subject here. Predicting in advance (Oh Yogi Berra!) I looked it up online and found this link [https://www.empirewine.com/wine/two-vines-red-blend-15l-h31733/] but I am able to buy it from my local bodega at the price I mentioned.

Not to come across as an elitist, but I generally rely on standard dictionaries.

Yes. But full confession: 10 years ago or so I invested about 3k in Tesla stock. In time and stock splits that netted me about 100k. Of course I sold it all once I confirmed he was a Nazi schmuck. But yeah, I kept the money.

And, segue, my WA state red is $4.76/per 75L. I'm thinking that's cheaper than your white. But let me know.

Musk is classic example. I'm also intrigued at the concept of focusing on a generalization. Makes some sense, but now I'm working on that!

Look at it this way: Ever have a boss that was more stupid than you (Ok, badly worded)? But get my point, it's hell. Such a boss tends to be always right, even when he/she isn't. Now consider a boss of many, such as or Musk or Bezos. Now add in the toadies and tada! Always right!

Smartness is relative.
Being uber-wealthy is not relative (ie, they live in isolation).
Ergo, the super rich own their self-presumption of smarts..., which, ipso-facto, makes them stupid.