Ahmed wrote:... The current "ecological transition", more exactly economic transition, aims at the same time to destroy part of this mass of capital (by normative obsolescence, mainly) and to stimulate a substitute industry (renewable energy, electric vehicles, production of "green" hydrogen, etc.): it is therefore a question of acting on the two levers simultaneously to try to push back the systemic infarction.
To destroy capital, there is no doubt that the ecological transition, if it continues as it started, will succeed, starting with the heritage of the French. But let's be reassured, we are moving towards equality, those who can no longer pay their rent or their energy will soon be joined by the others.
As for "free", it is not that it is really free, but that the States have more difficulty in tapping the income, diffuse, and it is all good for the citizen. The GAFA in particular escape the hyper-taxation of which ordinary citizens are victims, and as a result it will be less money wasted by the States, additional services for the citizen (search engines, Google street / earth , free site hosting, free online software ...) and more power for the citizen.
Indeed by the use of his money, in such or such sector that he chooses, the citizen influences the rest of the society. When it is the State which uses it in its place after having drained it by taxes and levies, which it does well beyond the necessary participation for essential services such as justice, education , the police, health, it is not only less money for the citizen, it is also less power for the citizen, and therefore less democracy.