Thiel on why a majority of millennials are now pro-socialists

makes sense

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Rugged individualism doesn't exist in an urban environment. People learning to work together as a community is how great cities are built.

When bad actors come in and attempt to extract more than they build, eventually the community is going to rise up and defend their resources.

Would this also be correlated to why people tend to be more socialist in urban environments? Move to city for university-> incur student debt-> can't afford housing-> become socialist 

It's a sad state of affairs

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how would you explain these constraints as superfluous?

I think they're all critical reforms

1) scrip is compensation with inferior incentive
2) job placement is less insecure (for both employers and employees) than credentialed admission
3) a handful of traditional central exchanges with JIT dynamics forces colocation & "efficiently" creates too-big-to-fail financiers

this is just "pay people better" and "decrease inequality" with extra steps

seems like equity-compensated job placement within corporations that are publicly traded on the respective state exchange would be a straightforward solution to this.

He found that people is not rich when born, good for him

Pretty much the same issue GenZs are facing right now.

As part of team millennial, I’ll say with absolute honesty that I know what it’s like to have very little, and graduating into a recession was less than fun. Now that I’m more established, it’s a joy to be able to pass on wealth, knowledge and experience. I wish i could have done it sooner. 💜Bx