We live in a society.

F**k this socialist propaganda.
Make money. Become capitalist. Accept the corporate world.

THAT'S NOT WHAT IT'S TEACHING, BABE.

It's explaining how a - in y o u r words - socialist and capitalist view money differently.

very cool 👍

Funny how none of those employees would have jobs if it weren’t for investors and entrepreneurs

funny how minimum wage 60 years ago could pay for a whole family and now it barely pays rent

T h a t is a problem.
But we're supposed to assume that with more business and more tech, job opportunities increase too. So one guy doesn't have to work on minimum wage and support a whole family like it used to be the case 60 years ago.

Work harder and get a better job and you won’t worry. As i said to Drizzy, the higher up you are the better the rewards

YES.

But w h y .
That's what the book is about.

How to become a successful capitalist in finance and business.
How to go from "I can't afford this" to "how can I afford this".

See you already understand how it all works and how it has to start somewhere with someone so it’s useless trying to explain how a person with an idea who inspires people to believe in them can feed thousands of people’s families

It's good to understand how your enemies view things y o u thing about.

And then there's the whole thing about bridging social capital.

It’s all a game. Make the right moves and you win. Make the wrong ones you lose. Simple as that

Not even close to simple, bruh.
Again,,, bridging social capital. It's important.
Connection with people who think different. N o t a game.

Damn right, fellow capitalist 🗿

Work is a food chain
If you’re at the top you get the best of the spoils
If you’re at the bottom you get the least
Everyone starts somewhere but never at the top

If this is economics I’m glad I didn’t take it next year

IT'S SO DAMN INTERESTING.

And it explains exactly w h y financial studies should be taught in schooling - "People could end up having wonderful grades, but use their knowledge with the mindset of a poor person because of how their poor parents taught them."

I’m taking business and finance
Not economics
But they are the same thing
So f**k