Interestingly, Protestantism is tied up with the history of capitalism. I think it's worthwhile to think about systems that don't reduce to either capitalism o

Interestingly, Protestantism is tied up with the history of capitalism. I think it's worthwhile to think about systems that don't reduce to either capitalism or socialism. (Though, in the spirit of reductionism, one can imagine capitalism as reducing to socialism in the long term: you can allow private individuals to accumulate capital, but ultimately it'll end up in the hands of a few individuals, who will be a de facto government.)