There is something extraordinary — and perhaps dangerous — about the world we live in. Three generations have grown up in the West without directly experiencing a major war, prolonged famine, or the need to rebuild their lives from the ruins. They were born after the Second World War into a promise that, for a long time, seemed almost like a law of nature: tomorrow would be better than today. And it was. The West rebuilt what had been destroyed and, upon the rubble, built prosperous, protected, and comfortable societies. The state came to support citizens in times of illness, old age, and unemployment. Technology reduced hardship and expanded possibilities. Productivity increased, life expectancy grew, and consumption ceased to be the privilege of a few. Not everyone benefited equally: wealth became concentrated, and inequality persists. But poverty declined on a scale never seen before. It was an extraordinary human achievement. Moreover, perhaps it created a trap. For decad...
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