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Inequality. The problem is, nearly never, access to resources: modern society (including in poor countries) puts necessary resources (food, clothing, shelter a
by gonvaled 10y ago
Inequality.
The problem is, nearly never, access to resources: modern society (including in poor countries) puts necessary resources (food, clothing, shelter and even transportation) available to all at a very small price. Our material needs are 100% guaranteed.
The problem is that most of the goods that modern society produces are unavailable for most of the population. By reducing inequality, we could improve life quality for the masses.
- rsync 10y agoI was asking specifically about the WC example, not real life.