In a hyper-capitalistic society, money will be disproportionately allocated to the winners of whatever the society values at that time. And that disparity caus

In a hyper-capitalistic society, money will be disproportionately allocated to the winners of whatever the society values at that time. And that disparity causes agony and longing for the have-nots, the hope for better conditions. Some rise, some don't. But it's a constant wrestling match of allocations. But the positive byproduct of disproportionate money allocation is innovation. That the Haves are able to accelerate their capitalistic interests because of their monetary rewards. Suffering and disparity are functions of hyper-capitalism, innovation is another byproduct of that system, and no one embraces that system more than America.