“And yet it bewildered him that people truly believed capitalism to be about making things or providing services at a profit. He found it extraordinary how most people disliked speculators but thought of them as peripheral, as harmless bubbles on a steady stream of enterprise. They fail to recognize the very opposite is true, […] that enterprise long ago became a bubble on a whirlpool of speculation. That, in reality, workers, inventors and managers resemble driftwood buffeted hither and thither on a manic torrent of runaway finance.” ProfitDebtSpeculationRentier ClassFinance CapitalismFinancial BubbleFictitious Money Book:Another Now: Dispatches from an Alternative Present Source: Another Now: Dispatches from an Alternative Present