It is in this domain, of broken promises and broken people that you can establish what a society is really made of. Graeber's Debt is obligatory reading (alas not easy to read) if you want to dig into the painful history of debt relations between humans.
The post provides excellent insights into the odious side of consumer finance. It feels like a follow up with ideas about reform would not be wasted effort: Once this domain meets the odious side of tech (uncontrolled data collection, tracking etc) the toxicity will grow exponentially.
The post provides excellent insights into the odious side of consumer finance. It feels like a follow up with ideas about reform would not be wasted effort: Once this domain meets the odious side of tech (uncontrolled data collection, tracking etc) the toxicity will grow exponentially.