Late stage capitalism: own things, rent to others, extract value without working.
@Fabric Foundation is the peak of late stage capitalism. You own robots, robots work, you get profits, you do nothing.
This is what Marx warned about: means of production concentrated in a few hands.
But Marx didn't predict: means of production could be machines, and everyone could own machines through tokens.
ROBO democratizes ownership of capital. You don't need to be Elon Musk. Just buy $ROBO, you get exposure to the robot economy.
This is not a perfect solution. Inequality still exists. But better than the status quo.
The question is: do you use this tool to become a capitalist, or do you reject the system entirely?
I choose: be realistic, use the system, then change from inside.
$ROBO is a pragmatic choice, not an ideologically pure choice.
Are you idealistic or pragmatic?