Capitalism Con:
While the success of capitalism is based on this basic human instinct of self-promotion, the line dividing self-promotion from prevarication is thin. Capitalism ends up fostering success for those people who have a tendency to prevaricate and impose their self-interest: an ability that served us well as a specie when we were competing for food and resources in the wild but that could have catastrophic consequences now, given the level of complexity and interconnectedness of our societies.
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Capitalism Con:
Prone to cronyism which blocks competition
Plymouth colony would be the answer.
George Washington was chosen to lead the continental army because of his experience and reputation.<span />
Answer:
My response would be to also increase our nuclear warheads by 10,000 units
Explanation:
We always want to be at the same level as our enemy or even better if we could
