What "a world worth retiring in" means in each retiree's case is gonna vary based on their situation. Wanna die on Mars? Maybe put it all in Space X, I don't know.

All I'm saying is that it's a shame that we're taught that the point of investing is to make money, rather than make a difference with a side effect of having more money. Because left to its own devices, money tends to motivate some pretty awful things.

I don't want retire rich, I wanna retire post-scarcity. I hate letting my money sit in an account while smart kids can't afford college. Those kids are gonna develop the tech that saves my ass one day--or not--depending on how we play our cards now.

Blindly picking a fund based on performance just feels like shooting my future self in the foot.