What is /sci/'s economic role model and why?

>>8476775
>economic role model
wishing to have been born rich?

>why?
Because this is how capitalism works.
If you're born below middle-class, tough luck.

Le bump

convex optimization algorithm that maximizes human happiness

>>8476775

conor mcgregor - "“You're damn right I'm in it to make money."

>>8476775
Whatever the above human general AI decides.

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>>8476777
Or let's just adopt communism

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>>8477813
All power to the leftosphere, comrade

>>8477378
But there's so much money in toying with people's emotions so that's prolly not how it is going to be used, friendo.

>>8476777
That's how humanity works. No society has ever provided readily available upward social mobility. Market capitalism has done a better job than any other system; consider that 80-86% of American millionaires are self-made.

>>8476777
There's always some money in perpetuating the illusion of the dream. There needs to be some examples of that it is possible to become rich or people will lose their will to fight. It is not in the interest of the rich that the poor lose their drivers to work because then their money would lose its value.