Show Notes
Today is a re-release of an old episode, I'll be back Monday with the follow up to the Karl Marx series.
The inequality crisis is obscene and violent. You cannot be an ethical billionaire. It's time we stop supporting them, in any way we can.
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The addict has found the right door but is using the wrong key.
You are born worthy, and you are worthy now. No matter how productive you are, you are still inherently valuable. It's time we designed a system that reflected that reality.
Remember, C's get degrees and nobody is checking your grades after you graduate.