Wealth inequality is the system working exactly as designed
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- Anyone can dethrone you for more.
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Tax codes and zoning rules were each written in separate decades, by people solving unrelated problems, with no one holding the whole ledger. Nobody drafted the total. Inequality accumulates because compounding returns outlive the legislators who permitted them, and because a homeowner's windfall from a rezoning nobody voted for was never anyone's aim. Design implies an author. Committees leave sediment.
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Adjacent hills to die on
Tipping culture is corporations outsourcing employee wages to customers
Self-checkout is unpaid labor for corporations
Abolish most laws instead of creating new ones
Privacy is dead and we are happier for it
Suburbs are designed to trap you in a car
Hierarchies are essential for any functioning society
More society hills, all of them, or find one worth $1 of your convictions.