Returning to the issue of these new times where there is no horizon. It no longer matters today how much you spend on your children’s education. Besides the great mess in the world, there is also a mess in the minds of this generation. What is tangible to them are the gains from the internet. These gains have also brought a new kind of paradigm in which this generation does not want to give up its freedom. They want to do what they like, when they want, and get paid for it. It is an evolution of labor relations that has advanced faster in their minds than in the real world. Factory-floor workloads no longer seem to fit this new generation, children of social media. There are parents pouring bags of money into their children’s education, only for them to have no idea where they fit in the job market at the end. There is an accumulation of capital outside of job creation and productivity, and that is a fact. Nobody seems to care. Something concerning. Bets, influencers, speculators, or some app-based activity, in what world do the minds and the future of your children revolve? Never in history has there been such a strong trend toward mergers and acquisitions, shrinking the market in every sector. 
The logic seems the same: land a big payday, buy the competition, raise profits, and keep new players out. 
Just as the new generation avoids the effort of production, companies do the same, and unfortunately the world does not seem to reward the exceptions. A large part of the global political crisis comes from this m, from the uncertainties and the high anxiety it generates, since few can see the problem, which goes far beyond immigration and other issues. We are living through a moment of revolution, but one in which the well-being and future of generations is not the priority.