Capitalism is dying

MY opponent has listed Mark Zuckerberg, and an article listing 5 entrepeneurs, and an artcle of ONE Youtube "star" (The Youtube star making $1000 a month. Much less than the average monthly income $3,700 per month).http://work.chron.com...7 people, of 7 billion, is certainly not enough to make a viable case for people themselves destroying capitalism through entrepeneurship.My opponent makes bland statements about "goods becoming free""As the the marginal cost approaches zero, it will eventually reach a point where goods essentially become free, abundant, and nearly everyone will have access to that good or service, and no longer subject to market forces."What goods are you referring to? This seems very quizzical. Computer chips are free? The very foundation you are staking the fall of capitalism will never be free. Here is some information on App Developers / Programmers(The job that you are arguingfor to destroy capitalism)-60% of App developers lose money-12% of Apps make $50,000 or more. (Not individuals, usually bigger groups/corporations making these successful apps)-80% do not make enough money to be a standalone business.http://venturebeat.com...My opponent argues only 3 companies that have become viable to fight against the Top Brand Software/internet Firms. Apple, Microsoft, Google, etc.The fact is, these sites no exist. Making more of the same sites is redundant.My opponent has stated 3 of the essential points of capitalism.Energy - Most on the rise for the argument against capitalism - Solar EnergyMobility - Electric CarsCommunication - InternetSolar energy may be popular in Europe, but this is only one of the many Capitalistic Countries. This would perhaps kill of Capitlaism in Germany, but Capitalism is not in one country, nor does Germany ahve an effect on the US, Japan, UK, Sweden, Canada, Columbia, and more. Solar energy panels will also need to keep being produced. Therefore the cost is only seemingly fixed. Repairs, replacements, maintenence are going to keep coming about.Regardless of how much information you can get online, eletric cars will always need to be manufactured, and car companies will remain a large of part of Capitalism. Repairs will be needed.Communication - The Internet is not the only way people communicate, and it always will be. Social networks will be vying for the top companies. Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, Instgram, Vine, Etc. Phones will always have ccompetition and need to be manufactured. Apple, Samsung, HTC, Etc.So As I have previously argued, Capitlaism is shifting its course to new forms of energy, mobility, and communication.There is not proof, or even a trend that Capitalism is dying."This is the point where the majority of humanity will start to explore and discover. Is it Utopia? No, nothing is perfect in this world. 50 years ago people would’ve thought and felt the same way about our present state of technology and level of comfort." My opponent claims people would have though this exact way 50 years ago. In 50 years, Capitalism has not gone down in any way, it has merely shifted. Which is my claim not, that Capitalism is shifting to different forms of Energy, Mobility, and Communication. None of these changes will be the downfall of capitalism, but merely it will keep shifting.