Inequality is built into life. This might be neither good nor fair, but one thing is certain: it cannot justly be blamed on capitalism, patriarchy or the west. Some thoughts on the Gini coefficient:http://j.mp/2xeeKCN
Life depends on DNA. When DNA copies itself, mutations sometimes happen. Mutations are unevenly distributed across individuals, and influence traits. Inequality is pretty hard to avoid in any genetic system capable of evolution.
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Inequality is a form of diversity and is unpredictable being based on the randomness of mutations. That's why praising diversity and criticizing capitalism (freedom of expression for the mutations influenced traits) is a contradiction
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Inequality is not only natural, but *essential* for evolution and progress.
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Is it fair to say inequality drives evolution?
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But apparently, it is not impossible to contain or expand. As differences bw the US and Norhtern Europe indicate.
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It really comes down to tradeoffs. I'd rather be in a system where all the participants are subject to randomness and are not locked into any income bracket, which provides more chance for people to move up the income bracket.
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If the natural order is that inequality exists, then perhaps we as humans need to reevaluate what is "fair." Can a natural occurrence truly be unfair?
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