Raw LLM Responses

I gonna defend capitalism here a bit, downvote as you see fit. The thing that money does well in comparison to socialism is that it gives intensive to do the „dirty“ jobs, aka the necessary ones no one wants to do by forcing people into it.( this is still a problem, but one that’s hard to overcome as long as we can’t automate everything) The other thing is a automated guide for needs of people. Higher demand leads to higher wages in the desired workforce und finally to more people going into the field. The question would be wether a administration could even decide which jobs are needed or not. A side effect is that capitalism drives innovation by exactly this idea. I think a big problem is that many people don’t clearly understand how the system works, which I can only explain by some people’s disinterest to learn anything. And i say this while having a relative socialist political view. I’m all for taxing the rich more, giving unconditional income and stuff, but it needs to work and there still needs to be some incentive for being left off „better“ to drive innovation and progress and to insure stability. And i will probability belong to those being relatively well off (mathematician going into finance). The main obstacle will probably be how we get there. For example if one country decided to tax the rich people, what stops those people from leaving the country, so that the country basically just looses a lot of money. you have to do this incrementally. TL:DR: It‘s a long way to Rome.