I'd really love to go off on that theoretic tangent. I have many ideas to share. But I can't right now.
Ok lemme share my ideas on greed.
I`m neutral about it, and I think it needs to be balanced.
Greed is good, like Gordon Gekko said, but only up to a certain point. You can wish for a good car , a house, and a beautiful wife, and by being greedy it pushes you beyond your limits, that you previously think you had.
Greed to me is the opposite of lazyness, and its good to give you motivation,and make you evolve past your limit.
But greed can only work if you respect others too, and you have to do it inside a framework of voluntary association.
It's perfectly good if you see a 100$ bill on the street and pick it up. But it's perfectly bad if you see 100$ in somebody's pocket and you take it out!
When greed meets force and violence, then its when its getting bad.
A greedy businessman expanding his business, therefore hiring more people, and lowering the costs for his customers is perfectly ok.
Greedy socialists asking for more welfare, and thus stealing money directly out of your pocket by taxes is perfectly not ok!
So greed can never be used with violence and force!
Only voluntary greed is ok!