Understanding Capitalism and Its Completeness

The video critiques capitalism for its shortcomings but suggests improvements rather than abandonment. It proposes completing capitalism by addressing missing elements to create a balanced system that aligns with human nature and solves existing problems.

What is the speaker's main critique of capitalism?

• It is already perfect.

• It is too focused on philanthropy.

• It lacks a crucial component.

• It should be completely abandoned.

According to the speaker, what is necessary to make capitalism a balanced theory?

• Adding a missing component.

• Increasing profit maximization.

• Eliminating free markets.

• Focusing solely on philanthropy.

What does the speaker mean by 'complete capitalism'?

• A system that eliminates competition.

• A system that focuses only on human nature.

• A system that maximizes profits at all costs.

• A system that includes all necessary components.

What does the speaker suggest about the problems created by incomplete capitalism?

• They are beneficial for growth.

• They are not real problems.

• They are easily solvable.

• They are due to a missing component.

What is the speaker's view on the future of capitalism?

• It should remain unchanged.

• It should focus more on philanthropy.

• It should be replaced by a new system.

• It should be completed to prevent new problems.

How does the speaker propose to address existing problems in capitalism?

• By ignoring them.

• By increasing competition.

• By reducing profits.

• By completing capitalism.

What does the speaker imply about the nature of capitalism?

• It should focus only on profit.

• It is inherently flawed.

• It can be improved with additional components.

• It is perfect as it is.