The spirit of our age seems to be dominated by critics. Often perched in their ivory towers, they pass judgment on those actively involved, asserting some moral superiority by distancing themselves from concepts like "capitalism" and "money."

However, these critics are often entangled in the elite's status game. They bend their minds to rationalize the desires of those in power, becoming mere mouthpieces that echo a singular narrative.

Rather than being envied for their rent-seeking, critics should be pitied for their lack of societal contribution as they operate like middle managers. Their time of influence will come to an end.