Gary Stevenson highlights that ancestors built labor movements and fought for a fairer share, better pay, healthcare, education, housing, and living conditions despite never having seen such a world before.

People in the 1800s and early 1900s had never seen a society where the average worker got a decent share, security, stability, good healthcare, education, housing, or food.

Gary Stevenson states that previous generations fought for a fairer tax system that taxed the rich and ensured access to quality housing, education, healthcare, and food.

Gary Stevenson believes that politicians, university economists, central bank economists, and media economists, whose job it is to fix global economic issues, are 'definitely not going to fix it.'

Gary Stevenson believes social media is the "real big angle of attack" for increasing the salience of wealth taxes and inequality.

Gary Stevenson believes the idea that the Industrial Revolution's problems would "just resolve themselves" is naive, as it took 200 years for significant living standard improvements to reach ordinary working people.