Upgrading Capitalism: A Survival Guide

The author recounts personal experiences of the dot-com bubble burst in 2000 and the 2008 financial crisis, highlighting the inherent instability within capitalism despite its undeniable successes. He argues that while capitalism has lifted billions out of poverty, its core is inherently unstable. With a potential 'Papa Bear' level crash looming, the author suggests that ignoring the risks is as dangerous as blindly fighting the system. The essay calls for upgrading capitalism – retaining its strengths while mitigating its flaws – and invites readers to join the crucial conversation.