I think it’s tough to recommend systemic changes when you start out with a fundamental belief that the basics of the system are the most perfect system ever. I’

I think it’s tough to recommend systemic changes when you start out with a fundamental belief that the basics of the system are the most perfect system ever. I’m of the opinion that you can reform capitalism, but to do so you may need to change who benefits. Take worker cooperatives for example. They could be a central policy that would counteract inequality, give people more decision in their own lives and give them skin in the game. Teach people to be smarter isn’t going to be enough, especially when the employers of the lower end of earners specifically want human robots who don’t think for themselves.