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So the more controversial question here is if we should do it anyway even if it turns out to be a net loss because.. we can. Then the more dystropian view woul
by johanneskanybal 10y ago
So the more controversial question here is if we should do it anyway even if it turns out to be a net loss because.. we can.
Then the more dystropian view would be how else are we gonna keep the plebs under control if we think the unemployed will be the majority in the future?
Just pointing out there's a couple of different angles on this not just the net gain one.
- Chris2048 10y ago> if it turns out to be a net loss because Doesn't this assume a fixed loss? What if this encourages the former behavior to grow?