/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>24858285
Yeah. In the past people used to look at the unstated, invisible social contract with the rest of society as the producing asset they owned (i.e. people worked for the benefit of all). Now we are at the point where everybody has to own stock in everyone else ostensibly so that we can have an influence on how companies in our society operate by selling when they do something we dont like or buying when they do something we do like. Ultimately this is because nobody trusts anybody to do the right thing and only pursue profit at any negative externality/expense to others. The logical conclusion of this leads to the Great Reset™ where we will be forced to sign a new social contract in which everyone has control over the means of production (but not really) and everybody owns a little bit of everything (in other words rents it out to use it for a certain portion of any given objects lifespan) but has nothing completely to their own name.