That is just shortsighted and not sustainable. they may produce short-term profits for the wealthy, but also increase inequality, deplete resources, harm innovation, and destabilize societies.

Offshoring to state-led economies is also capitalism. Ur elected billionair club tell u they have to solve this by cutting wages, regulations (that protect you), investments in public health, education, infrastructure, and their taxes.This just enriches them while the rest(planet) gets poorer/sicker

Excessive inequality leads to low economic growth/development when billionairs prioritize self interest over greater good,create monopolies, invest in politics,media, lobbying efforts,wealth gets rewarded not work/talent, they control you, today more than yesterday.Who creates demand?The 1%?

Why should pure luck warrant admiration? Succes by a self proclaimed genius (that is good pr) achieved with inherited wealth/connections and by exploiting people, with a single focus on personal gain,no matter the harm, doesn't necessarily nd exceptional intellect, skill, hard work or my admiration

the ability to reassess our views based on new understanding after genuine reflection, done not solely for personal gain, isn't that just a sign of critical thinking and a willingness to learn? Or is it better to cling to preconceived views despite of that?

At first glance, it looked like he was acting for the greater good. But now that he's so powerful, it should raise some questions, no? is all this power not dangerous? How did he amass his wealth? What's his treatment of workers and the environment? Maybe I was naïve. How is that unhinged?

Or maybe not? He thinks he can fly away someday, believing the Earth is doomed anyway. Trump will remove all regulations protecting the environment, and Elon can launch and explode as many rockets as he likes, which wouldn’t exactly be good for the environment. I don’t know