I want to start out by saying I'm not an expert in this subject (economics) but as a millennial having worked for 2 different startups and a degree in science with a minor in bio. I'm with everyone here.
I want to dispose a few myths here though that seem to trip a few people. A few people equate pointing out the faults of capitalism as an attack of democracy. That it's unpatriotic somehow in some sense. I see this in my very, largely, conservatives family now in the U.S. that came from countries from former Iron Curtin madness. It is a null argument as democracy isn't the only thing at stake regarding this debate:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Technocracy
There are other policies and governing bodies threatened by a democracy that doesn't care for the majority but the membered few.
Democracy being better than socialism and communisms had to in retrospect absorb the good ideas from them as a governing body. That however is being destroyed from the within by the greed and corruption of capitalisms which in turn is destroying technocracy. What ideally is most sensitive to corruption and abuse of power (looking at putin and Russians that support him).
The question is whether or not we've all had enough. Others point out that Regan did this to America and what can we do as the Constitution is somehow holy.
Look at the facts of the Constitution and the Amendments were the beginning of a new age. Many other countries came afterwards, looked at our legislation, and made theirs's even better. Which we now protect with our tax dollars, on our backs loaded with debt for the biggest military in the world to police toxic (The Devil's Double) against ideologies, creeds, cults and factions. Which I'm thankful for, but it isn't enough to say that other countries pay their fair share for NATO.
We must reform these Amendments and the Constitution. We must rise to the occasion:
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-018-04023-5
College is costly, it is valid to say not everyone should earn a PhD, but can we truly say we're competitive and helpful to the world as a whole, with a subpar education?
How I qualified for Obama Care but then did, but then didn't, but then did involved in what startups offer in volatile income.
Inventions cost a lot of money and time. The success rate is lowering as the technological demands increase and also expand across fields overlapping requiring expertise with degrees in different field combinations.
Do I need to even go to our healthcare system where the negative feedback loop of the heart and health associations biggest contributors of funds are fastfood and soda companies?
Capitalisms are powerful, we've just tapped into it, the abuses are rampant, with little regard for the planet and life on it. We can destroy ourselves, in the process, so easily. Nukes were just beginning as we looked to science and discovered power from the outside looking at all things closely.
Now we look at ourselves from within using genetic analysis. This is the start of another powerful revolution and technocracy is at stake and everything under it, democracy, communism, socialism, our very lives. Don't Americans deserve the insurance of universal healthcare while this is being performed? It is a Constitutional right in my eyes.
Perhaps you're in management reading this and feeling conflicted. A thought of only educated youth or elderly far out of their “season” in the workforce are here. I can assure you, that isn't the case, and if you struggle with these facts know there's a reason for that. An unhealthy technocracy.
Corporations under U.S. law have many rights similar to an individual, this is a conflict of interest for oneself and anyone working for such an entity. And I state entity because it is considered an entity. Its value greater than your own or anyone else working with you quite often under the abuse of powers I'm writing about here. This causes great psychotic pressures on those in management.
The solution is automation of the software and logistical operational designs of these processes but I assure you that only upper management benefits from these. Who are also the first victims of raising this entity, to often their own, mental drone death (as I call it). Psychotic behavior being a symptom:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_McAfee
An extreme example of a boss literally losing his mind. The only solution is reform, petition and voting it out.
Without it, we'll fail to shine, any light, on the darkest parts of the world as people drown in oppression, and sorrow either of their mind or of another's.
If we don't see the benefits of responsible companies. Conscious companies, it will be our doom. We must start somewhere – their app is great:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ecosia
An example of such a company with the minimum requirement in my eyes:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/B_Corporation_%28certification%29
Universal healthcare and education toward a bachelors degree in stem is a must. I say this coming from a family that had me qualify for FASA and I made ends meet during Summer jobs.
There is no excuse if democracy should fail in this aspect for the U.S.
None. I don't know how others earned their degree without the resources I had.
The vast ocean of space awaits and universal Internet is almost here giving the ability of all oppressed peoples to communicate. Be on the right side of history or know otherwise quite clearly from others soon.
The choice is all ours and scientists, simply cannot do it alone, nor do they have the ability to always be patient, with this matter. This first spaceship of ours, earth, is getting polluted and is not nearly holding enough people to make the jumpstart in the stars on other planets. We've managed doing this spinning around the sun 10,000 times or so as a civilized species.
We still fight over land on a planet with 70% salty ocean surface area. Not an ideal figure and with other planets having much greater hospitality. While our leaders point nukes inwardly to its surface. This to me is not only counterproductive but incredibility foolish.