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An Alabama company is building beautiful $20,000 houses that look like they cost millions.
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We secretly interviewed an employee of Rocket Internet, Europe's most notorious incubator that makes billions of dollars from ruthlessly copying Silicon Valley startups.
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Don't you want devoted followers who will leave their families for you? Give their money to you? Give their bodies to you? Consider you God?