Right, and who wants to watch Youtube videos exposing ... three dimensional chess?
People want linear narratives and obvious bad guys. The notion of systemic problems is uncomfortable, since that means we need to change, rather than just basking in the luxury of complaining about...well, obvious bad guys.
This is a good point. At the same time knowing about particulars is needed if one is to form a picture of our systemic problems.
And if it's just complaining, and it's not, at least it's about more than the activities of foot soldiers.
The horrifying truth is that anyone with a few billion dollars can enter the game and the exact same problems start all over again.
(you and most other folk seem to believe these issues derive from human nature and cannot therefor be changed, while my opinion is that we are dealing with human habit that can be changed.)
Yes and those men have great interest in maintaining the same systemic problems that generated their first billions.
It is much more comforting to believe that if we could merely get rid of Those Bad Men, everything would improve.
No, the ‘project’ is to identify the nature of our systemic problems, with a start, by analyzing the actions of those that best monetize our collective problems.