Rules of the Game

You can be a capitalist and not materialistic. Yeah. But not in the West because you're already materialistic. So then your approach to the world influences how you approach economics and how you approach business and so forth. So you constructed a system that rewards greed, that is built on pillars of greed, self interest, exploitation, profit maximization, and so forth.

So the people who play that game and who win at that game are rewarded for immoral behavior, exploitative behavior, predatory behavior. That's how you move up in that in this game. That's the way you designed your game. So then when they when they come to the top, of course, they're all gonna share some mutual interests. Sure.

And they and they they they're they're all pursuing the same thing according to what the game says is a winning. It is what comprises or what constitutes winning. What constitutes winning is, as I say, profit maximization. Monopolization. Monopolization, complete consolidation of power, and the elimination of all rivals and all opposition and all resistance.

That's the nature of the game that you constructed. Yes. So it's not it's not conspiratorial. This is the game, and everyone knows that that's the game. Yeah.

So you have to understand that this isn't about the people who have who who have successfully risen to the top of your of the hierarchy of the game that you created. It's the nature of the hierarchy that you created and the basis upon which you rise up in it. So then, of course, when you get to the top, you find the worst possible people. Because your your system rewards the worst possible behavior. Yes.

So, you know, it's not a it's not a conspiracy when you say that the system is working the way it was designed to work.