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It is a finger pointing game today. The rich say, it is not our fault, the corporations are doing that. The corporations say: We have to do that, because the
by PythonicAlpha 10y ago
It is a finger pointing game today.
The rich say, it is not our fault, the corporations are doing that.
The corporations say: We have to do that, because the "market" is demanding higher interest rates!
So, who is to blame: "The Market"?? The politics that do, what the "market" wants, or the workers, that do not work 10% fast every year to secure the rising interest rates?
We have created a system, that allows everybody to say, that it is not his or her fault, it is just the system. The politics also say, it is not their fault, that they fostered the system, because the business professors told them so. The scientists are also not to blame, because it is the "nature" of the money ...
So it is just a law of nature?
No, by nature, societies are better of, when everybody has his share and even when differences exist, some kind of sense for justice is implanted in every human being.
Today's system of zero responsibility has the power to destroy every basis of human societies. Some day, the super-rich will realize that nobody else is left, that cleans their rooms or empties their trash-cans ... while living themselves behind big walls and barb-wire.
- jonathankoren 10y agoThey won't need people to clean their rooms and empty their trash. That's what the robots are for. They just stay their safe rooms with Tom Perkins waiting for his kristallnacht.
- PythonicAlpha 10y agoThen, they also can enjoy the (sole) company of robots.
- ommunist 10y agoButlers are cheaper and more comfortable.