The object of the game is simply to get in early. Invest now, before it's too late. In the meantime, the revolution will be funded with the dollars of those who already online. As long as the Windows operating system gets clunkier every year, people will need bigger computers with faster chips. In the United States, we're told that, thanks to the business of technology, all is well.
Inflation is low, and employment is high.
But one commodity that seems to continue inflating is the future itself. Stocks and other investments are at record highs compared to their intrinsic value and earnings. We rob from the present to pay for the futurist's future. The enemy to this scenario is satisfaction. If we were ever to decide we have enough stuff, and that the Internet we've developed is already good enough to satisfy our needs, then the Ponzie scheme would crumble, taking all those futurists along with it.