> an inevitable part of late-stage capitalism, no?
No. There is no playbook or inevitability playing out. "Late-stage capitalism" is just lazy cynicism by a different meme.
No. There is no playbook or inevitability playing out. "Late-stage capitalism" is just lazy cynicism by a different meme.
I believe in continued failure until success. Letting failure die.
Capitalism in it's current form has it's incentives mis-aligned. When aligned correctly, and not solely chasing the highest returns or Internal Rate of Return - capitalism can be the most potent force I feel on Earth.
Why? Because it aligns humans incentives (do better, provide more for self & family) with growth.