The Unshared Economy: The Future of Capitalism under New Tech

Capitalism is an age old concept, often referred to as a relatively new concept. It is actually an old form of trade, whereas early barter systems eventually created money as a lightweight and smaller trade unit. The idea of a centralized bank came from minters of coins. Ultimately, wealth itself is an abstraction based on coinage and a denomination of ownership, which is in the mind, pocket, a physical location, or a computer. All wealth is based on 1. The belief things can be owned 2. That you are the one who owns the object. National debts expose the complete abstract nature of money and wealth, causing institutions to enforce these imaginary debts so that wealth itself does not unravel.
Capitalism will soon reach a point where individuals will not be needed to create goods or services , and the concept of wealth and ownership shall again be called into question. Individuals will no longer be able to generate income and value in order to increase or maintain ownership. Only the wealthy shall have this ability, having sequestered all wealth in the days leading up to the unshared economy , where robots and tech generate products and services. Thus we have the coming of the Unshared Economy.