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Animals might not understand capitalism, but they do understand the survival of the fittest, and the two ideas are linked. Build the best product that satisfies the biggest demand and you prosper. That's just like an animal that can outwit it's competitors and catch the most prey. Mother Nature is an intrinsically capitalistic system.
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This is entirely untrue. Capitalism is about moving money around. Money is something humans invented to determine who gets to have the most stuff. Mother nature is not in any way an intrinsically capitalistic system. I can't believe I had to say that.
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Uuuurgh, no. That is... wrong on so many levels, it's almost fractally wrong.
In both systems, participants compete for fastest growth, but that's about it for similarities.
Sorry, commie, but mother nature is a capitalist.