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There is absolutely no one hard working or intelligent enough to be worth 4M$/hr.
Doesn't matter how many Harvard-level degrees you have.
The only possible argument for someone earning that much money is if "they took a huge risk by investing a lot of money in a hugely risky business opportunity".
And in that case, such risk should not exist. If a government wants to truly encourage entrepreneurship, it should provide with the basic needs for everyone, even if they lose everything in a risky business that didn't pay off. At the expense of course of taxing it when it does pay off.
Otherwise, only the rich can be entrepreneurs.