The Illusion of Revolution in a Stagnant World In recent years, a paradox has emerged: Gen Z's apparent disdain for capitalism coexists with their participation in consumer capitalism.
Critics argue that this generation is hypocritical, but what if the issue isn't hypocrisy, but rather the limitations of our societal imagination?
The concept of "capitalist realism" suggests that capitalism has become so ingrained in our culture that it's difficult to envision an alternative.