I suppose it is an observation from what most viewers consider a "boomer"  (I am a late gen-x)  but I just don't understand the cognitive dissonance in that most areas, young people are demanding an end to at least the excesses of capitalism - if not demanding and end to capitalism itself - through expansive government regulation.  Yet when it comes to their money, they embrace the very worse a lazzez-faire capitalism with no government regulation whatsoever and see this version of lazzez-faire as superior to regulated banking.<br><br>It seems like PT Barnum is being proved right all over again.  The 19th century snake oil salesman are out in force in the guise of 21st century cyber snake oil salesman and people of certain demographics tend to overwhelming fall for it over and over again, while traditional capitalist just hoover up their money.  It is the exact opposite of what they say they want. But I guess that's human nature for you.