"..social inequality is structural and systematic. It isn't something that is left up to chance." ... What are your views on this statement?.
Serious responses please.
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Well it goes back to medieval societal structures of having ruling families and patriarchies/monarchies. Our technology has accelerated a lot faster than our social evolution, but technology is now acting as a catalyst for acceleration in all forms, so we're witnessing and living the global awakening/realisation of this.
The fact that we're even talking about it now confirms it, so while we're experiencing the crumbling of our old structures our kids generation will probably live to see the rebuilding of something new. So not all is doom and gloom, but it's being magnified because it no longer works for the people and it's so wrong.
The fact that we're even talking about it now confirms it, so while we're experiencing the crumbling of our old structures our kids generation will probably live to see the rebuilding of something new. So not all is doom and gloom, but it's being magnified because it no longer works for the people and it's so wrong.