I think this is much closer to the issue. It is not about solvency of the global economy as a whole - that is absurd, there is so much loose capital floating ar

I think this is much closer to the issue. It is not about solvency of the global economy as a whole - that is absurd, there is so much loose capital floating around in corporate coffers and the stock market and HN is just a testament to how relatively loony ideas can still get millions in rounds. The real issue is the dramatic wealth divide that has been growing worse over time, which bleeds into capital ownership by the rich as a means to extort rents from the poor. It doesn't matter what generation you are from - these debts exist not just to pay for past generations but to keep the current ones under foot of the wielders of the capital. Debt isn't just some evil force from the shadows, it is a business run for profit as the ultimate rent seeking, and is wholly intentional.