Adaptation and reinvention, renewal. That's the message of the gurus of global capitalism. Concerned about the inequality generated by their system and the new industrial revolution, they fear that the situation will become extreme and unbearable, for fear that this suffering mass will plague and the revolution will begin. An example of what the new industrial revolution has meant: machines and robots can stop 12 million people driving taxis, trucks, etc. And there are other examples that can lead to the massive destruction of jobs.

They know that their system generates so much unemployment, migration and death that they now want to create “market-based inclusive systems.” In other words, they want to integrate the exploited classes a little into their system so that they can put aside the temptations to make the social revolution. They know that the accumulation of benefits is increasing every day and that the social gap is also growing, so they say that their wealth needs to be distributed “better” – decorating, among other things, the wages of the workers – but without passing... And they have appealed to their political managers to send “compasses and radishes,” not to escape from their hands when it comes to recognizing people’s discontent.