Super knowledgeable but with patchy knowledge, so they'll confidently say something that practically everyone else in the company knows is flat out wrong.
I love OSMAnd for openstreetmap. Great for offline maps, and able to download whole countries in advance. There's lighter weight apps now, I think; OSMAnd has lots of features, many which I don't need, but I still love it after picking it up when it was maybe the only one.
Doesn't do traffic (I don't think?) and it's routing used to be lacklustre. Search function still seems rubbish to me, but maybe I'm using it wrong. (If I'm searching for a place rather than looking on the map I'll often use Google maps to get a lat/lon or plus code, then put that into OSM!)
If you were already average, it could double your wealth - which could translate to something like a bigger house, investments, or a lump sum that's huge compared to your normal available cash.
So I think it'd still be a pretty big deal unless you're rich. But I agree, less than I might have expected.
Going by @tal@lemmy.today's post, that'd put you a bit above the median American (or double you, if you're already a median American), or about a hundred Africans.
Or, get so much grassroots activism going that you can start a new party for her.
You might go a round of everyone flaming, "nooo! You have to support Dems or Repbs will win!!1!" But if enough people try a vote for your new party, next time it might have a chance.
I mean, that's a large part of Trump's original appeal, right? So many people on both sides agree there's rampant corruption in the government and politicians and billionaires getting too rich off it - and Trump promised an answer. And why his current wreckage of government still has many conservatives approving: they believe he is answering, kind of.
Now, if you could get Sanders and AOC to start a new party...
Ah, but you forget, Maizen have a collective identity, so stalks think nothing of sacrificing their individual lives for the good of the whole.