Scientists Sat a Baby Down Next to a Pile of Money - What It Did Will Explain Your Entire Family
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Scientists Sat a Baby Down Next to a Pile of Money - What It Did Will Explain Your Entire Family
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Research suggests that babies recognize unfairness long before they can speak. In this episode, I use that surprising finding alongside economist Thomas Piketty's work on wealth inequality to explore a different question: what does inherited wealth do to the person who receives it? Rather than focusing on policy or economics alone, I examine how fairness, identity, and legitimacy intersect for people growing up inside family wealth.
This conversation is ultimately about separating the wealth you've received from the person you're becoming and why that distinction matters.
All show notes are available at FamilyDough.com
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