Great conversation on the collapse in mobilty. That 25% to 5% stat is brutal and really crystalizes the problem. The tension between "more capitalism" as the solution versus structural redistribution is intresting, but if stakeholder models dont include actual ownership shifts they tend to become PR exercises for the same capital concetrations.
Great conversation on the collapse in mobilty. That 25% to 5% stat is brutal and really crystalizes the problem. The tension between "more capitalism" as the solution versus structural redistribution is intresting, but if stakeholder models dont include actual ownership shifts they tend to become PR exercises for the same capital concetrations.