Greed is The Way #998519

Greed is the Way
We were born into a religion we never chose. Its gospel is scarcity. Its sacrament is the transaction. Its priests wear suits, aprons, and uniforms—and we are all their congregation.
But scarcity is a lie. The sun is infinite. Water cycles endlessly. We produce enough food to feed ten billion people, then destroy it to keep prices high. The empty house next to the homeless man is not a market failure. It is the market working exactly as designed.
Greed is the Way is an autopsy of modern civilization, not a conspiracy theory. It dismantles the artificial scarcity that poisons every relationship, the respectable masks we wear to hide our hunger, and the moral alibis that let us sleep at night. It names the unnameable: the greed of the billionaire and the greed of the poor, the greed masked as ambition, family, and survival.
Refusing easy heroes and villains, this book looks in the mirror. The machine is maintained by millions of ordinary people—doing their jobs, following procedures, looking away. By us.
If we can name the common factor, we can refuse it.
Greed is the way. It doesn't have to be.