> And it's not like those laid off can't start their own, disruptive ventures. That's a totally unrealistic take... on the scale of "communism". Not every pers

> And it's not like those laid off can't start their own, disruptive ventures. That's a totally unrealistic take... on the scale of "communism". Not every person is a perfect communist, and not every person is a business man. Now I know you may say that only some need to create disruptive ventures and hire others then, but that's also unrealistic due to power imbalances. What will turn the wheel is how capitalism works right now: If too many people are unemployed and too few people can afford your mass market product, someone will need to give the unemployed a job or money so they can participate in the "free" market.