The emphasis on capital is the most critical aspect of his argument. "Thus, capital owners will generally move ahead faster than the rest of us can catch up, and the more capital you own, the faster you’ll progress." This revelation is neither surprising nor shocking; it’s merely crucial to recognize. We must see simply examine the flow, management, control, and allocation of capital in markets and its impact on society to see the obvious.
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