A Viral Social Media Post Questions What Capitalism Actually Rewards
A viral social media post by user Rushi (@rushicrypto) challenges the common perception of how capitalism functions. The post argues that if the economic system were based on rewarding skill, intelligence, talent, or hard work, the wealthiest individuals would be neurosurgeons, engineers, scientists, artists, or laborers. By highlighting these professions, the author suggests that the current distribution of wealth does not align with these traditional metrics of merit, sparking a broader debate about the incentives and outcomes of capitalist structures in modern society.
Tell us you don't understand wealth without telling us you don't understand wealth. You people are so dumb.
This is stupid. this post is stupid. OP is stupid (no surprise)
"capitalism doesnt work" - average lazy good for nothing who wants a free lunch
Tell us you're poor and dumb without telling us you're poor and dumb. Remined me who's the top 5 richest men in the world right now?
It rewards the ones most who provide what people want
My portfolio made 60% this year. I made a nice profit around a thousand dollars. It was skill but mostly luck. It is so far an amazing year. A billionaire with a 5% yield bond, one of the safest investments, would have made 50 million on his 1 billion. If he put it in S&P500 pass
all these neurosurgeons, engineers and scientist beggers that bum you up for a quater in the streets, damn.
Capitalism never claimed to reward skill or intelligence. And that's why university professors hate it. They think they're the smartest and so they should be paid the most. And since they're not, they're always attempting to indoctrinate students into socialism and communism. The
Spoken like someone with neither skill, talent or hard hard.
It rewards people with capital, it's right there in the name.