>>Behind this dynamic is a monoculture of money optimizing for more money. That's capitalism, what's the fuss about it? It's not possible to have only the good

>>Behind this dynamic is a monoculture of money optimizing for more money. That's capitalism, what's the fuss about it? It's not possible to have only the good of capitalism and the good of communism. The bad parts will come in soon or later. The "don't be evil" approach has already proved to be BS so we must choose what do we really want. An interesting experiment is East Europe, a capitalist society that uses some good communist laws. E.g. Student used to have a large discount everywhere, allowing everybody to study. Discounts are getting smaller and smaller till the day that they will disapeer. Or people that couldn't be fired after some age. Even if people don't want to loose these policies, it's a matter of time. It's very hard to have the best of both worlds.