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I don't see where you disagree with the OP. You say the same thing. > But the point remains that the high price of a commodity is a reflection of scarcity, not
by RealityVoid 10y ago
I don't see where you disagree with the OP. You say the same thing.
> But the point remains that the high price of a commodity is a reflection of scarcity, not the other way around.
I really fail to see the difference between OP and your point. Can you please elaborate?
- muninn_ 10y agoPeople aren't a commodity. Bread can't collectively bargain, improve it's own flavor to increase it's value, or start it's own granary. Comparing commodities to software engineers or what have you is be it's very nature an oversimplification and isn't very useful.