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I guess I'm not talking so much about the culture of everyday people, but rather the culture of companies and the people who run them. The "culture" aspect is
by lifeformed 11y ago
I guess I'm not talking so much about the culture of everyday people, but rather the culture of companies and the people who run them. The "culture" aspect is that companies want growth for the sake of growth. Companies reinvest all their money so they can be bigger and get more money for their top stakeholders.
What would an alternate culture look like? Maybe one where companies use their profits to enrich their existing employees lives, rather than use it to expand at a rate that keeps employee quality of life at the bare minimum, and executives at a maximum. Also maybe a culture where money is reinvested in the community, so the people and place you live in is enriched, rather than use that money to spread out like a virus and stamp your chain store in the middle of communities around the world (so that you can make more chains).