Part of me views this as a branch apart of a larger problem in our societies today, which seems to be with the allocation of capital in general, combined with t

Part of me views this as a branch apart of a larger problem in our societies today, which seems to be with the allocation of capital in general, combined with the (mis)alignment of traditional institutions in general (the state/corporation/church) with the (idealized?) vision some people look back upon their effectiveness in the past. I think this interview gives me insight as to what the void is (something I've been wondering myself as I feel kind of estranged from academia, but wanting to pursue pseudo-academic interests), and how its currently being filled (by individuals in an ad-hoc fashion, who have capital it seems), but leaves me wondering: who will be the actors in the future, where their incentives will align enough, for something to take off on a larger institutional level?