Mark Moss

Here, he says it right in that last line.

I refuse to let smart and capable young women like Sophie Rain be exploited.

So this is a moral framing.

This is not like we're bankrupt, we need the money, let's get it from the billionaires.

This is like...

I'm going to use lawfare or I'm going to use taxes to try to change the moral compass of the people.

I mean, it's a terrible take.

Yeah.

So he says here that due to broken promises, the broken promises are that he went to university.

And the problem is that the university gave him and he was went to a industrial era university that gave him an industrial era lens and equipped him for an industrial era world.

And he's now graduated and find out that he's no longer in an industrial era.

And we've left the information age and we're now in the intelligence age.

So they're unequipped.

They don't have the right tools.

They don't know how to look at the world.

And so now the broken promise is that the world that they were equipped for and trained for no longer exists.

That's the problem.

The paradox is this.

It's never been harder to survive right now with a college degree because wages haven't kept up with prices.

Which is true.