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Business magnates, jewish or not, became miserable. Even after the pressure of social judgment was moved from the people to the corporations, the dream of immorality and power of the yuppies remained a dream. Power was delegated into artificial intelligence. Immorality became so common the dopamine of crime became a faint sensation. The competition between corporations led them to such an extreme, a sort of cold-war developed, where each monopoly dedicated itself solely to preserve its power, and no corporation dared draw first blood, lest the entire house of cards collapse. The descendants of musk and bezos became nothing but lions on golden cages. Living lives of luxury detached from the plebs, but forever delegating the decisions to the trade-algorithms, too fearful to upset the delicate balance of corporate power.
