If this is this how the system perpetuates itself...

It is human nature. The issue, in my opinion, is how to best allocate resources between the classes without causing social upheaval or requiring totalitarianisms such as China. It seems that allowing the market to determine the allocation is the best long-term approach. Everyone understand the concept of value for value for the most part. If I do something anyone can do then I don't get paid very much. If I do something very few can do then I get paid a lot. As long as it is perceived to be fair, whether it is or not, it is not utopian but at least it provides for the possibility of long-term stability. Great video. Thanks for sharing.

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(cello) (orchestra music) (cats meowing) (orchestra music) (cats meowing) (cats hissing)
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(suspenseful orchestra music) (curious music) (cats meowing)
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(curious orchestra music) (pig grunting) (suspenseful orchestra music) (cats meowing) (perplexing orchestra music) (suspenseful orchestra music)
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(pigs grunting) (cats meowing) (suspenseful orchestra music) (cats meowing) (tiger roaring) (pig squealing) (tiger roaring) (pigs squealing)
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(tiger roaring) (intense orchestra music) (tiger roaring) (orchestra music) (tiger roaring)
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(mystical orchestra music) (cats meowing) (orchestra music)
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(cats meowing) (intense orchestra music)

Was this a Bill Gates production?