This type of flaw occurs when memory that has been freed is still used by the program

Am I understanding correctly that a memory leak has been fixed? Though it says that it relates specifically to "Animation timelines", so does it mean that the fix only affects the (small?) portion of the memory that's been used by that feature? Or any memory that should get freed but wasn't previously?

These might not exclusively deal with capitalism but:

• Robert Reich - Beyond Outrage: What Has Gone Wrong With Our Economy And Our Democracy, And How To Fix It
• Zygmunt Bauman - Globalization: The Human Consequences
• Chris Martenson - The Crash Course: The Unsustainable Future Of Our Economy, Energy, And Environment
• Jeff Rubin - The End Of Growth
• Heather Marsh - Binding Chaos: Mass Collaboration On A Global Scale
• David C. Korten - The Great Turning: From Empire To Earth Community
• Daniel Quinn - Beyond Civilization: Humanity's Next Great Adventure
• David C. Korten - Change The Story, Change The Future: A Living Economy For A Living Earth
• Alfie Kohn - No Contest: The Case Against Competition
• Stephanie McMillan - Capitalism Must Die [anatagonistic title but a great read]
• Adam Buick & John Crump - The Alternative To Capitalism
• Annie Leonard - The Story Of Stuff
• Jacque Fresco - The Best That Money Can't Buy / Designing The Future

Pro- the SSD will live longer
Con- the RAM will fill up more, especially when opening resource-heavy pages (though there's a way to unload inactive tabs so that might not be that big of a deal, and especially if you have enough RAM to spare)

Personally I've been using memory-only cache for about a decade (half on HDD, half on SSD) and I don't think I've noticed any adverse effects from that. (though I rarely have more than 5 tabs open at once)