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I think from Thiels' capitalist view, he's totally correct on this point. But, you could also say, from a virus' view, to reproduce and monopolize a body is al
by equalarrow 10y ago
I think from Thiels' capitalist view, he's totally correct on this point.
But, you could also say, from a virus' view, to reproduce and monopolize a body is also a correct point of view.
However, what Thiel ignores is the world is not just capitalist domain, it has living organisms which those monopolies can make life miserable or worse kill. Just like the virus though, he isn't considering the whole body his views are infecting.
- kbenson 10y ago> I think from Thiels' capitalist view, he's totally correct on this point. Isn't that the same as saying from Theils' capitalist view the solution is to prevent capitalism from functioning? How do you have capitalism without competition?
- pizza 10y agoindividuals and communities have different relationships to competition