

The War On The Young with Professor Scott Galloway
72 snips Jun 18, 2024
Scott Galloway, Professor of marketing at NYU Stern, dives into wealth inequality affecting young people, framing it as a war on their financial future. He critiques economic policies favoring older generations, spotlighting the need for systemic change and a progressive tax system. The discussion expands to include the importance of friendship and love amidst political chaos, highlighting how these relationships influence leadership. Galloway calls for ethical business practices, emphasizing collective responsibility in addressing socioeconomic disparities.
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War on the Young
- The U.S. economy prioritizes wealth transfer from young to old.
- This is done through economic policies favoring incumbents and older generations.
Generational Divide
- Older executives demand loyalty but offer little in return.
- This hypocrisy fuels younger generations' focus on self-preservation.
American Entitlement
- Americans may be less appreciative of sacrifices made by prior generations.
- This is due to a lack of direct threats and experiencing primarily failed wars.