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I'm actually surprised that it's a less understood concept. But that's because society reacts so violently against the concept of NOT accruing social capital. And yet the distinction is everywhere.
Tabloids follow the social lives of celebrities, Instagram "success/lifestyle/fitness" is about showing off states of being rather than discussing achievements. It's why normies like "motivation and inspiration" so much, because they don't give a FUCK about getting real shit done, that's too internal. They care about showing shit off instead.

Anonymity is opposed because it eliminates the social capital hierarchy and therefore devalues their most important currency.

Anyone who values all things as a means to social capital is a normie. They will give up (in varying degrees) money, time, dignity, effort, intellect and literally anything else to accrue social capital.
And they're by far the influential majority.