> Interesting stuff. I feel that "economics" as currently practiced has "you're not allowed to take the rich people's money" baked in as a very deep but general

> Interesting stuff. I feel that "economics" as currently practiced has "you're not allowed to take the rich people's money" baked in as a very deep but generally unspoken assumption. Like this line from the article: > > One key conflict in economic affairs is that between the individual and the collective Specifically the rich individual versus the collective, since the individual in liberal economics is modeled on propertarian individualism. “The pursuit of property”