This question <3|14> overall <3|5> Hans: <2|9>.  
  Question 14: Describe a situation in daily life in which the extraneous relation between wealth and wealth holder becomes an issue.   
  [4] Hans: Too Dumb to be Rich?   AntonioGramsci is a graduate student; therefore there is no need for you to be intimidated by his skills; I do not require everybody to be this good.   
  The only comment I can make is to draw your attention to a place where AntonioGramsci's [3] is a little ambiguous. Sometimes AntonioGramsci seems to argue that certain rich people are too dumb to be this rich (with the unspoken implication that it is ok to be rich as long as you are smart), but then he also argues that nobody should have as much wealth as certain individuals do in this society. This second argument is the Marxist argument. Some progressives and Marxists even argue that in an ideal society a person's wealth should not depend on that person's intelligence at all. What are the pros and cons here? If you want to discuss this, it certainly fits under question 14.   
 
 
 
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