What if the world's wealth was equally distributed?

Ever imagined what it would be like to have equal financial status as everyone else? What if there were no divide between rich and poor? Well, we have the answers.

[djdomineer]

Thank you. Point was made. I feel the same way... that if everybody had an equal distribution of wealth... EVERYTHING would go haywire. Nuf said.

[carmenedou]

Basically the poor will be rich and the rich will be poor

[RiaSwiftHealing]

You cannot change the monetary system and keep the same socio economic system we have in place now. You presented a hypothetical but didn't give any thought to how that might happen. I don't think the point is to give everyone in the world the same amount of money since all of our countries have completely different needs and economies. To me it makes more sense if you/we begin talking about getting us off of money. Money has been being printed since the 1970's. There really is no point to money. That would be a better and more fruitful discussion.

[MattJohno]

Basically the people with the most skill would have the most wealth. Jeff Bezos would be on the streets.

[hardikrathore]

Hey I am waiting for your next video. Liked this video. May you gain subscribers soon.

[ahongzbilly]

The video, the content, explanation, etc are outstanding ! Keep up the good work, more subscribers are coming :)

[jedmccullough]

If I was president I would make this happen in the usa

[stephenlbernardjr]

I can't believe this channel has only 42 subs. I am subbing noq

[Happysoul_]

I am only asking for if every country distributed equal wealth only in their own country..the power parity issue wont be there.. I am telling if this happens many of the social issues will resolve. But this can't happen as our previous births decide our current situation. God has given rewards according to our past lives deeds.

[teeeno]

Just leave out non-monetary wealth from the equation? Does that not miss the entire point? People and institutions with lots of wealth surely will not store it in the form of money as that doesn't hold it's value so we're just looking at what's in cash flow surely.

[homergee]

A RIGHT to an even share of the worlds wealth is not an ENTITLEMENT to an even share of the worlds wealth. The poor are required to work for money and rightly so, but the rich who have more than their share just take other peoples rights. You can't just plant a flag and claim what isn't yours, nor can your rights be sold for a handful of beads, rights come with responsibilities and they cannot be separated. If you need a larger corporation then you must partner with other people who will be equally responsible for how the corporation creates its wealth, this is what is wrong with the world today and there is no future for a race that ignores it.

[mrt]

I am shocked this doesn't have more views. I am your 14th sub which is also shocking, great video, hope you have more in the pipeline, get a patreon subscribestar

[loanphan]

Some segments in the video are stamped not adjacent to each other

[KICKINGSTACUE]

That was a good quality video 👍 keep up the work

[frankfranz]

That's why you take out the money. We have the technology to have a resource based economy

[dustbitten]

I don’t think most people give enough credit to entrepreneurial skills and they give too much credit to the irresponsible majority. 70% of lottery winners go bankrupt for a reason. Let’s not forget that 70% of new businesses fail by the 10th year. I honestly don’t believe, in most cases, that it matters whatsoever how much money you throw at someone. They’re either going to throw it away like most people or invest in something such as a higher education, a startup, an asset, etc.

[DJ.LakeSea]

I honestly thought that sharing the wealth would be a LOT more profitable to everyone.
I hate to sound racist, but what if overpopulated countries like China and India were taken out of the equation? Would that affect the result by much?
I'm a firm believer in population control. Our world is way to over-populated by humans. It's obvious that we have gone way beyond the point of self sustainability.
One day our resources will run then, with over 7 billion people in the world, what happens next?

[bimspecialist]

They are around 1.7 quadrillion dollar worth of money in the world

[rahmankind]

You could've had ton of views, if it wasn't a SMART BOARD Class...

[etho]

The correct answer is most people in the first world would stop working as their jobs could no longer pay them and we would become third world. For current third world countries the opposite is true.