We did not have good alternatives, until we did; and
We suppressed progress, had people killed, and squashed all attempts at public ownership of the goods, launched defamation campaigns, buried people in lawsuits, had them locked in their homes or jail for no reason other than being a block at corporate earnings.
If you have to slave away your life to pay for access to education, you clearly don’t have access to it, you are paying with your life for it.
What wall street and the rich are asking for is absurd. Gains on top of gains, chasing growth on rate of growth.
People in places of influence care about creating more wealth for themselves. They clearly don’t care about the average person because they are not the average person.
lets assume for a moment that we don’t have access to space, we are confined on earth, and have finite resources to work with. Certain people by virtue of chance end up consuming orders of magnitude more resources by virtue of their lineage and the place they were born it.
By said virtue, they impose onto the rest of us their will, and make it so they don’t face any repercussions for their wastefulness.
Can you argue, in good conscience, that all the resources spent on and by somebody like Musk, are better spent on Musk than feeding families in Africa, building infrastructure and providing top notch education to have more doctors and researchers do stuff like, idk find cures to all the different forms of cancer that we have?
We did not have good alternatives, until we did; and
We suppressed progress, had people killed, and squashed all attempts at public ownership of the goods, launched defamation campaigns, buried people in lawsuits, had them locked in their homes or jail for no reason other than being a block at corporate earnings.
If you have to slave away your life to pay for access to education, you clearly don’t have access to it, you are paying with your life for it.
What wall street and the rich are asking for is absurd. Gains on top of gains, chasing growth on rate of growth.
People in places of influence care about creating more wealth for themselves. They clearly don’t care about the average person because they are not the average person.
lets assume for a moment that we don’t have access to space, we are confined on earth, and have finite resources to work with. Certain people by virtue of chance end up consuming orders of magnitude more resources by virtue of their lineage and the place they were born it.
By said virtue, they impose onto the rest of us their will, and make it so they don’t face any repercussions for their wastefulness.
Can you argue, in good conscience, that all the resources spent on and by somebody like Musk, are better spent on Musk than feeding families in Africa, building infrastructure and providing top notch education to have more doctors and researchers do stuff like, idk find cures to all the different forms of cancer that we have?