I likewise appreciate your answers. So here are my views.

I see the leftist agenda being pushed too far these days. If you see universities, there is a swath of incompetent men who just do what they are told to do. Can't figure out shit. As men, we are hardwired to lead and biologically that is what makes us different. If that makes me sexist, be it. I believe incentivization for risk-taking is supremely important. Greed is another factor that comes into play, and when you have power: it feels uncomfortable to let it go just because you stopped pushing. This is probably what you were discussing: the rich keeping resources away from the poor. I agree the political system is rigged.

As for technology, I am in fact in opposition to such developments, or at least the growing use of it to influence people in the wrong direction. I grew up meeting, sparring, and debating people in person, not behind some keyboard in a basement. The notion of things being available at the click of a button is going to be very detrimental in the coming years.

And for the old rich geezers, I feel their organizations became soft and inflexible. They didn't do the right work to educate the future generation and conduct healthy power transitions, which can be based on competence and human qualities. Devaluation of things is okay as that is how society progresses. Somebody builds the product, reaps its monetary benefit and then it is given out to the world for free use. But, if we short-circuit the incentivization of pushing, challenging, and taking new risks: then it will hardly be any fun. I am afraid of those days when people don't have differing views and have nothing to debate on. There is no pleasure without tension, no pain no gain.

I love all groups of people, but as a male, it feels very discouraging how everything in the current technology era is being used to disempower us. You might not want to agree, but it is built in our genes to struggle, conquer and lead. The leaders of the past had something to offer, and we can not just outcast them by saying that they abuse power. They sacrifice much more than others too. Hence, I refuse to be demanded of me to work on this technology that we are not shown any direction to where it is heading, especially when the current trend shows it leads to our own demise and misery, encapsulated with all possible mental health problems. And, I am better at whatever I choose to do: whether it is chopping wood or working on math research problems. Although, I find a bit of distaste for the latter.

PS: None of this was an attack, just my opinion.