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Billionaire Respect Map

The crowd does not rank wealth and moral respect the same way. Explore which billionaires overperform, underperform, and divide voters.

Right now, voters rank Warren Buffett highest for public good while Elon Musk leads wealth.
Early signal · 388 votes · 25 people ranked
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RICH ≠ RESPECTED01 / 08
Elon Musk
Warren Buffett

The richest person is not the public-good leader.

Voters are separating financial scale from moral credit.

RichestElon Musk$300B
Public-good leaderWarren Buffett#1
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Why this?

Richest: Elon Musk · Public-good leader: Warren Buffett

Confidence 67% · updates as more votes land

RESPECT PREMIUM02 / 08
Marc Andreessen

This person ranks far above their wealth.

The crowd is giving more public-good credit than net worth alone would predict.

Wealth#25Public-good#3
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Why this?

Marc Andreessen: wealth rank #25, public-good rank #3

Confidence 31% · updates as more votes land

WEALTH DISCOUNT03 / 08
Mark Zuckerberg

This fortune is not translating into public-good credit.

Voters currently rank this person much lower for public good than for wealth.

Wealth#3Public-good#21
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Why this?

Mark Zuckerberg: wealth rank #3, public-good rank #21

Confidence 31% · updates as more votes land

CROWD SPLIT04 / 08
Howard Schultz

Voters do not agree on this one.

This name produces one of the messiest signals on the board.

57%divisiveness39votes
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Why this?

Howard Schultz: 57% split-vote score · 39 votes

Confidence 33% · updates as more votes land

Personal pattern05 / 08

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CATEGORY BATTLE06 / 08

One billionaire world is leading the public-good ranking.

Grouped by background, voters may be rewarding some kinds of impact more than others.

1Finance1564 avg Elo
2Conglomerate1563 avg Elo
3Technology1501 avg Elo
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Why this?

Current leader: Finance

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SPLIT BY INDUSTRY07 / 08

One billionaire world splits voters more than any other.

Grouped by background, some industries produce far messier verdicts than others.

1Philanthropy43% split
2Technology7% split
3Finance0% split
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Why this?

Philanthropy: 43% average divisiveness across 2 people

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Lowest current rating08 / 08
Rupert Murdoch

Who are voters least willing to pick?

The bottom of the ranking shows where current voters are least convinced of positive impact.

#25rank1,320rating19%win rate
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#25 · 1,320 rating · 19.2% win rate

Confidence 29% · updates as more votes land

Warren Buffett · #1Elon Musk · #5Marc Andreessen · #3Mark Zuckerberg · #21Melinda French Gates · #10Rupert Murdoch · #25Howard Schultz · #7
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