I have a lot to talk about this but I don't have time right now. I'll just touch on two topics.
There is this concept called reserve army of labor which explains how capitalism actually benefits from some degree of unemployment. The idea is, if you keep a percentage of your population unemployed and desperate for a job, that allows you to exploit your workers as hard as possible because if they unionize and demand higher wages or benefits, you can simply remind them that at any time there are thousands if not millions of people willing to take their place. In short, the unemployed serve as a reminder for the working class that they are essentially replaceable.
At that point it becomes a balancing act, you can't have the entire population unemployed because you need workers, but you can't have the entire population employed either because at one point you get diminishing returns.
Compare the reserve army of labor to bluepilled simps who can't get pussy and workers to betabuxx.
Another concept is the falling rate of profit. The idea is, in the initial stages of capitalism opening your business is quite easy and done with little initial capital investment. But due to competition, businesses are incentivized to employ more advanced machinery, more land, etc to produce goods at a cheaper cost and become more profitable. While effective in the short term, it will be inevitably copied by the competitors in the long term causing a shift in the social standard. As time goes on the amount of capital (e.g. machinery, etc) required to open and run a business increases while the prices falls leading to big monopolies, duopolies, etc that we see today. Essentially market competition seeks to eliminate itself.
Compare that with men's self-improvement and the ability to get a girl.