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Yes. Plus the capital structure massively over emphasises this. I am definitely not for throwing out the industrial revolution baby with the Victorian capital
by lifeisstillgood 4y ago
Yes. Plus the capital structure massively over emphasises this.
I am definitely not for throwing out the industrial revolution baby with the Victorian capital structure bath water, but looking at the robber barons that crop up with each generation I wonder if there is a different way of allocating capital, decentralised decision
making that can more properly / equally reward effort and contribution. Giving almost all the wealth to the financiers does not seem the right approach.
Then again, I wish Warren Buffet ran my pension fund.
- YesWeWill 4y ago
- urthor 4y agoThe issue is that, to some extent, it really is on the leader/icon's shoulders. Jeff and Elon might not do much now. But, it was their work at the start to kick things off. That was a difference maker. Most of the outright evil in the world isn't committed by well known public figures. It happens in the dark, via anonymous socialites.