Investing in Education

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Andi: How do we get people on that train of getting wealth through capital allocation instead of labor alocation, earlier on in their lives? And i think there are some interesting changes there, where even there's now fractional ownership of homes, for example. You're eeng a lot more people, especially in the last year or so, get involved in the capital markets,. I hope they pay off. Let's just cover a few more ideas. This one's kind of broad, but i think some ways in which we can support investments in education. The other thing was not being saddled with quarter million dollars in debt after that experience.

Wealth inequality has been increasing for decades, and recently, there has been a heightened focus on billionaires as we debate what to do about the concentration of large swaths of wealth in a few hands.

In this episode, Steph and Cal discuss whether or not billionaires should exist, common proposals for dealing with billionaires, and a few policy proposals for how we can start thinking about tackling wealth inequality.

Whether you find yourself saying, "billionaires are evil and don't deserve all that money", "billionaires deserve what they have earned", or "I don't care about billionaires, but I care about a world with more equality of opportunity," this episode is for you.

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