We can replace capitalism when we have a better system, that does as good a job as accounting for human nature, distributes the gains of the economic system in more egalitarian a manner, and doesn't concentrate the reigns of financial power in as few hands.
Note I didn't say we can't reform capitalism, but all the ills and failings that will not doubt be enumerated ad nauseam in this thread almost all apply as well to EVERY OTHER economic system human beings have tried.
The real solution is a post-scarcity economy, but we can't have that until we, you know, don't have scarcity.
Note I didn't say we can't reform capitalism, but all the ills and failings that will not doubt be enumerated ad nauseam in this thread almost all apply as well to EVERY OTHER economic system human beings have tried.
The real solution is a post-scarcity economy, but we can't have that until we, you know, don't have scarcity.