Cheating

Five thousand years ago, elites seized a surplus thatbelonged to everyone. Fred Harrison argues we never stopped paying for it — inpoverty, inequality, and shortened lives. He predicted the 2008 crash and warns2028 is next. Sharing the rent from land and nature, he says, could finallybreak the cycle for good.

Five thousand years ago, elites seized a surplus thatbelonged to everyone. Fred Harrison argues we never stopped paying for it — inpoverty, inequality, and shortened lives. He predicted the 2008 crash and warns2028 is next. Sharing the rent from land and nature, he says, could finallybreak the cycle for good.