Becoming rich amplifies the psychopathy that facilitates becoming rich in the first place. They get worse as they get richer. They become more apathetic, and feel more entitled, and worthy. In their minds, becoming rich and powerful (it’s really about the power, not the money) is proof that they are better than the common man. They believe we, the poors, need them to look up to and that we idolize them. Which, to be fair, was somewhat true until recently–just look at how venerated Musk was ten years go.

Why do they rape and murder little girls? To prove to themselves and each other that they are powerful enough to commit the most heinous crime and get away with it. They know they are weak, they know they are leeches, and cannot exist without our fearful consent. They are afraid that the other filthy rich can see that they are weak. But, they are all weak, and they hide it from themselves, and each other, and us as much as they can. They’re also afraid that the poors will someday act against them. This is why they buy islands, and build bunkers.

They’re schoolyard bullies with money and power. It’s the same psychopathy on a much grander scale. Life is just high school.

They live their lives afraid and isolated, while striving to appear powerful and loved.