Eclectic Capitalism

Economics tend to meander into the political. I see Capitalism in the middle between the left and the right. Many people disagree and see it as an intrinsic part of the right. I dare to disagree. While left and right, in their own obtrusive ways, impose alien ideas on a person and try to make that person behave according to these arbitrary rules, Capitalism allows for individual freedom in a way that the other designs don´t. At least it harbours that possibility for every person to some degree. I don´t like isms of any ilk. But if I had to choose, Capitalism would be the least detrimental. This is because, by definition, it is malleable, unlike all the other isms. It is adaptable and able to evolve unlike all the other rigid worldviews. It is able to be a fractally and incrementally improvable form of organisation. My kind of Capitalism is adaptive. It is eclectic, because it is able to incorporate ideas from the whole range between New Age Idealism and the Austrian School of Economics. It is an echo of the Rhenish Capitalism of post-war Germany with its moderating approach and the Anglo-Saxon love of freedom, inventiveness and a trademan´s pride. The neorealistic school of painting originates in political settings kindred to the left. This is why I chose this particular style to have an AI come up with a painted view of an imagined international Capitalist corporate and financial centre. On my terms. A place of possibility and pride.