Partly agree. Capitalism has some self-balancing elements that makes it so functional that communist systems totally ignored and fell in a black hole of inefficiency. Problem is by it’s nature capitalism generates inequality. Everything falls almost magically on the same graph. Distribution of wealth will always remain the same. If you throw more wealth in the system, the graph will just grow bigger but retain it’s shape. There will still be a mass of piss poor people and small elite that controls most of the wealth. Things like tickle down is a gruel joke.
If there will ever be system of equality it has to be well designed and tightly controlled, monitored and swift to react, without any chaotic elements.
…and then there is the greed and corruption you mentioned.
True but a communist/socialist system isn’t really possible in the world mostly thanks to the fundamental human nature of greed and power over others
Partly agree. Capitalism has some self-balancing elements that makes it so functional that communist systems totally ignored and fell in a black hole of inefficiency. Problem is by it’s nature capitalism generates inequality. Everything falls almost magically on the same graph. Distribution of wealth will always remain the same. If you throw more wealth in the system, the graph will just grow bigger but retain it’s shape. There will still be a mass of piss poor people and small elite that controls most of the wealth. Things like tickle down is a gruel joke.
If there will ever be system of equality it has to be well designed and tightly controlled, monitored and swift to react, without any chaotic elements.
…and then there is the greed and corruption you mentioned.