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this post was submitted on 27 Apr 2026
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Capitalism
Came here for that answer. Large concentrations of wealth generate structural power that can distort political decisions and markets in a way that serves to perpetuate itself. This creates a virtuous circle in which capital shapes return conditions / regulation / access advantages in such a way as to systematically favour further capital growth.
This is how Entropy manifests. We are Entropy machines.
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