The author asks an honest and important question: Is capitalism failing at being the best possible means of organizing human work, life, and play? We've s

The author asks an honest and important question: Is capitalism failing at being the best possible means of organizing human work, life, and play? We've seen so many examples of market failure that it should be obvious that the market system is not a good answer to every problem. And when other nations chart a different course and deliver better outcomes for their citizens, that should trigger some critical questions. Failing to examine the beliefs and assumptions that public policy is built on, in the face of overwhelming evidence that those beliefs are false, really is magical thinking and cultish.