The Stoic Philosopher's View on Capitalism

I love that kind of reframing. I also saw this trend online and it's something that we've talked about in the self-made millionaire episode as well as like when do things shift from earning it to no longer earning it? So for example, like a Jeff Bezos, there is no way that someone like a billionaire can say, I have earned this all by myself because you kind of do have to exploit other people in order to make that kind of money. That's where capitalism kind of divorces from compensation. It gets at that kind of owner versus labor thing where capital ownership is far more lucrative than labor. And you can make way more money owning something than laboring for