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I don't know the answer, but I think education should be the first step. For me that's the best way to give everyone a "fair" chance. I don't know near enough
by Kratisto 10y ago
I don't know the answer, but I think education should be the first step. For me that's the best way to give everyone a "fair" chance. I don't know near enough about policy to suggest how to stop the top 1% from getting even bigger until they own everything.
- MrTonyD 10y agoActually, I don't think that will work. I understand that the increasing wages for education over the past decade have been a chimera. In fact, those wages have been stagnant compared to economic growth in the USA, while others wages have fallen. So there is the impression of higher wages for more education only because we look at wages relative to other peoples wages. In addition, I think the requirement for education for everybody to do well just doesn't make any sense for a society as automated as ours. We should be able to have a great life for everybody - with much fewer requirements that everybody get advanced degrees. Our focus on education is a symptom of our broken economic system.