Inequality isn't inevitable, according to 'unprecedented' archeology study | Popular Science

Summary

The article discusses a groundbreaking study led by Gary M. Feinman, examining 10,000 years of wealth distribution globally. It challenges the notion that inequality is inevitable due to societal growth or technological advancements, emphasizing the role of human decision-making in mitigating disparity. Key concepts intertwine anthropology with social and economic inequality themes.