I have one final thing here before we all sign off, which is that this is less of a structural look at sort of how individual billionaires have

used their money to either change or shape policy in a way to suit them.

We did the materialist stuff.

Now we're doing the fun individual stuff.

This deck segment is the dessert.

One of the founders of AOL, a guy called Steve Case, has a foundation with his wife, Gene,

Gene being a former Bush administration apparatchik.

Of course.

And they pioneered something in Kwasulunatal in South Africa that was going to solve the

issue of getting clean water and the work that is involved in getting

clean water uh two different villages uh and also was going to occupy the children something

called play pumps no no no i see where this is going already and i sounds like a sex toy i i am filled

with murderous rage instantly.

Sorry, please continue, but I have an inkling here, and I don't like it in the slightest.

So Alice's health bar is just now flashed red.

She is now enraged.

So she gets two attacks. So she gets two attacks a turn.

The concept is very simple.

It is simply a merry-go-round connected to a borehole into the ground.

As children play spinning the merry-go-round, the spinning motion pumps the underground water into a raised tank.

Cool.

Perhaps we could install some kind of hamster wheel?

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