The opinion is clear and credible, and in general it describes how capital controls politics and indulges greed in human nature. Although it is a one-sided word, it is also worth watching.
Record some of these snippets:
The difference between the financial industry and the high-tech industry is that the high-tech industry will create new things, and its added value and income come from creating new things, while the financial industry creates speculative opportunities, such as futures (derivatives)
Bankers use capital and sweet talk (they're good at it, from fooling retail investors to fooling the government), passing bills in their favor and exempt from regulation.
Subprime mortgage crisis: This is not real profit or income, the money is created by the system, it is recorded as income on the books (and most borrowings cannot be repaid), globalized Ponzi scheme.
Generating large cash dividends based on short-term profits without penalty for subsequent losses, these incentives encourage bankers to risk their ability to destroy their own companies (they are convinced that the rewards are deserved) Evaluation agencies give only "opinions" , believe it or not depends on the investor? !
In the end, the poorest always pay the most.
Economics is coerced by capital, and medical professors publish papers advocating magic drugs, but in fact they take money from pharmaceutical companies.
Why does a financial engineer get paid four to one hundred times more than a real engineer? Real engineers build real bridges, financial engineers build dreams, and when those dreams turn into nightmares, others pay the price.
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