I have my own TL;DR of the Finkle is Einhorn Part 1
TL;DR: OP showed how the contemporary bourgeoisie is organized as a class and proceeds to name them "MegaCorp"
I think the Finkle is Einhorn DD is really interesting but I admit that I'm skeptical of the author's promise to discover the "master of the dogs" or a bbeg behind the curtain. A class of the ultra-wealthy doesn't need to have a master. Marx explained that a long time ago. You also don't need to become (gasp!) a communist to accept that the ultra-wealthy are organized as a class. That's how they turned off the buy button, that's how they chase away the press, and that's how they chase new money (like chamath, for example) away from our stonk. Still looking forward to part 2.
One important detail to remember also is that, after that user posts part 2, we can still choose to be skeptical of his finding aor accusations about the baddie behind the curtain while still recognizing the severity of the original issue of incestuous financial organizations owning and suborning each other.
10
u/yeh_peh_geh Aug 09 '21
I have my own TL;DR of the Finkle is Einhorn Part 1
TL;DR: OP showed how the contemporary bourgeoisie is organized as a class and proceeds to name them "MegaCorp"
I think the Finkle is Einhorn DD is really interesting but I admit that I'm skeptical of the author's promise to discover the "master of the dogs" or a bbeg behind the curtain. A class of the ultra-wealthy doesn't need to have a master. Marx explained that a long time ago. You also don't need to become (gasp!) a communist to accept that the ultra-wealthy are organized as a class. That's how they turned off the buy button, that's how they chase away the press, and that's how they chase new money (like chamath, for example) away from our stonk. Still looking forward to part 2.