>"Collectively, we should be thinking of different funding models, different ownership scenarios, and different growth imperatives. Failure to do so is simply resigning ourselves to another round of this rigged game."
I don't accept the verdict that these economic hardships necessarily mean that "capitalism is broken" or "rigged" or that we need to rethink "ownership scenarios" (whatever exactly that means). The economy is a vastly complicated system of countless trades per day, and there are a lot of variables in flux that are making things very crappy for a lot of people. But I fear trying to make things better by blaming it on capitalism being "broken" or a "rigged game" is more likely to make things worse.
I don't accept the verdict that these economic hardships necessarily mean that "capitalism is broken" or "rigged" or that we need to rethink "ownership scenarios" (whatever exactly that means). The economy is a vastly complicated system of countless trades per day, and there are a lot of variables in flux that are making things very crappy for a lot of people. But I fear trying to make things better by blaming it on capitalism being "broken" or a "rigged game" is more likely to make things worse.