@matana it depends on what you consider "rich" and what you consider "honest."

i think a lot of artists, musicians, sports players, authors, etc. have made their wealth in pretty honest ways. they aren't rich as the companies/owners they go through, who likely didn't make their riches through "honest ways," but i think the aforementioned people do work that people want to pay for and if they're good at what they do, they make more money doing it.

i mean, look at brandon sanderson who got almost $42M on kickstarter for his upcoming books. i would consider that man rich AND honest.

every disability comes with different challenges. it reminds me of this photo lol. having no arms or legs is a lot worse than just having no legs obviously, but you can still physically move, you can still talk and hear, you can still watch movies without having a seizure, heck you might even still be able to drive...