I think disrupting the core components of our society that decrease and inhibit growth of wealth for specific groups of people would be the most effective way to increase prosperity for everyone. These components include, but are definitely not limited to:<p>- credit (specifically housing and pay-day loans)
- the necessity (real or imagined) of a college degree
- quality and subject matter of pre-university education
- utilities (specifically electricity and internet)
- housing and rent<p>To be clear, I&#x27;m not advocating the direct removal or destructuring of any of these things. I do, however, see these as disruptable (but largely ignored) aspects of our society and economic system that have direct, adverse effects on many groups of people.