The era of economic selection theory rather than natural selection theory

 In the past, creatures evolved and lived according to the environment of nature through natural selection, and species that were eliminated were created. 

For example, when an ice age suddenly came or a volcano erupted, most species that could not adapt to rapid environmental changes would have gone extinct, and other species that could endure or survived in places with less environmental change would have survived. 

Of course, the above examples are too extreme, but society and the environment tend to change little by little.

It is naturally difficult to prepare for this, and it is a matter of luck.

However, I think that people live in a relatively stable environment where the environment is not changing rapidly these days. However, most of humanity lives in the capitalist system called money.

We study for about 20 years to make money, develop social skills with people, and live by receiving many services with money.

We invest most of our lives for money, desire it, and sometimes go crazy.

However, if you understand capitalism, you can interpret the economy that you always thought was bad differently. 

Even during the Corona era, when the world seemed to be going down the drain, we made profits in other fields (medical, distribution, OTT, remote, etc.).

In this way, whenever needs change in the social environment, some companies benefit while others suffer.

To put it simply, it's like ice cream selling well in the summer and less in the winter.

If you think about it economically and look at money, you should figure out how you can succeed in your business or economy in line with the field you are good at, and I think you should proceed with your work according to the current situation.

Of course, a certain amount of luck and skill will determine that success. In the past, advertisements were done in newspapers or general portal sites, but now, with the development of YouTube, OTT, SNS, and group purchasing, another frontier has been created.

Also, while there were many physical tasks in the past, there are more mental tasks now. 

Even if you simply make good use of language-type AI (Chat GPT, Gemini, etc.), you can obtain data faster and more accurately than web searches, and most of the tasks currently being done are being solved more accurately and conveniently with the help of computers, software, and equipment than with your body. 

This is how the economy changes what we have to do. We who live in capitalism have to increase our chances of survival according to the economic situation, and as life expectancy increases, we have to plan and choose what to do when we grow old.

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