Scott Galloway

And I don't even think, some of that is a function of technology, but what we hate to admit is we keep voting in people.

You know, Bernie and Senator Sanders and Senator Warren have been bitching and moaning about inequality for 30 years while they've been in the Senate, including when they controlled all three houses.

We have purposely

chosen, Democrats and Republicans, income inequality.

So yeah, technology has played a part in it.

But be clear, we have decided we want income inequality in the U.S.

because we all believe at some point that we'll be a millionaire and just wait to see how we treat the bottom 99% when we're in the top 1%.

Now, is that a breaking point where it's at the same, the Gini coefficient is at the same levels of France during the French Revolution?

Absolutely.

But the

What Josh has said that really struck me, you need to ask yourself what could go right.

I love that.

So what does your kid do?

First off, in terms of this narrative that your college degree isn't worth, that's effectively what he's saying is that the college degree at Stern or at UVA is not worth three to $500,000.

Okay, I get it in theory, but guess what?

Applications hit record highs this year to law school.

If there's a place you would think people would not be applying to school or would have no pricing power, you would think it'd be law schools.

No evidence of that.

People are still doubling down on law school.

I would argue that probably it's because EQ and being a well-rounded person better immunizes you against whatever change comes down from this technology or others than anything else you can do.