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Topic	American dream feels impossible for many young voters, who see no political fix
Sansoldier 10/31/25 11:48:34 AM #11:	ReturnOfDevsman posted... There's a really easy political fix, actually. Add finance and investment to high school curriculum. I think It's not. What happens if you have someone with $1 and another with $1000 double their gains? The person with 1000 gains a thousand and the person with one gets a dollar. The person with $1000 gains has consolidated more of their wealth relative to the person with $1. Do this several dozens / hundreds of times and the person with $1000 ends up having all of the money and the $1 person with crumbs. If things continue, wealth will continue to accumulate upwards without more sophisticated wealth extraction from the top. --- http://www.youtube.com/user/san3711 <cite>Sansoldier posted [p:986895563] in American d... [t:81063388]...</cite> <quote>ReturnOfDevsman posted... </cite><quote>There's a really easy political fix, actually. Add finance and investment to high school curriculum.</quote>I think It's not. What happens if you have someone with $1 and another with $1000 double their gains? The person with 1000 gains a thousand and the person with one gets a dollar. The person with $1000 gains has consolidated more of their wealth relative to the person with $1. Do this several dozens / hundreds of times and the person with $1000 ends up having all of the money and the $1 person with crumbs.If things continue, wealth will continue to accumulate upwards without more sophisticated wealth extraction from the top. --- http://www.youtube.com/user/san3711</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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