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Dame Stephanie Shirley went from being a child refugee to building a £2 billion tech business.
She founded an all-woman software company that redefined working opportunities for women.
Despite facing challenges like sexism and personal loss, Dame Stephanie Shirley's perseverance and success are inspiring.

The common belief that entrepreneurship and inequality are inherently linked is likely a myth. There is no strong theoretical or moral basis to support this link, and empirical evidence is inconclusive.
Entrepreneurship, if done right, can actually reduce inequality. The financial rewards gained by entrepreneurs can come from reallocating resources in ways that decrease inequality, not increase it.
Some successful entrepreneurs, like Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan, choose to give away their wealth, indicating that not all entrepreneurs prioritize personal consumption over reducing inequality. This challenges the idea that a larger slice of the economic pie is necessary for entrepreneurship.

When Bitcoin reaches around $150,000, there will be more crypto-billionaires than all other types of billionaires combined.
Cryptocurrency wealth will have a significant impact on philanthropy and change the way charitable donations are made.
The rise of cryptocurrency could lead to major shifts in the world of philanthropy, but many questions remain unanswered about its implications.