This is a bit off-topic, but I've been wanting to speak it for a while... >The wrong answer could spell the end of capitalism I've been seeing a lot of Capita

This is a bit off-topic, but I've been wanting to speak it for a while... >The wrong answer could spell the end of capitalism I've been seeing a lot of Capitalism/Socialism stuff, and 100% of the time it feels like the concepts aren't fully developed in the speakers mind. They aren't binary opposites, they're gradient opposites. Essentially private vs public empowerment. If I trade vegetables with my neighbor, that's private and therefor capitalist. If the gov builds a road, that's public and therefor socialist. If you add up everything the people and their government do, you'll find where things are on the spectrum. Every single government is a mix of capitalist and socialist. You literally can not have so much as a tribe before the two begin to exist. Neither of them are going away ever, and they're both good for different things. Literally the only way for capitalism or socialism to end would be for there to be no communicating humans left.