Exploitation has really nice results in the short term, meaning that it also increases one's ability to compete. If the playing field is not leveled for every p

Exploitation has really nice results in the short term, meaning that it also increases one's ability to compete. If the playing field is not leveled for every player by hindering exploitation via regulation, exploitation will be the name of the game. Not just because of greed, but of course greed helps; but because of survival. Grads, it's not the seasoned workers, or automation. It's the incentives that drive the whole thing. And the people in charge of those incentives, and the context that created those, and the culture that supports all of it.