Thank you for that link, and for changing my view on the subject. The thing about capitalism, though, is that it's an apparently reliable way of doing things i

Thank you for that link, and for changing my view on the subject. The thing about capitalism, though, is that it's an apparently reliable way of doing things in such situations. Apart from the odd crisis, it has worked fabulously for the west during the 20th century. With the internet, however, a lot has changed. I'm not old enough to quantify exactly how much or what, but what's certain is that it has created an entirely new ground to explore and 'colonize', and I don't think capitalism is at all well suited for stable humanist development in both the physical and the new virtual grounds.