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You do realize that the concept of fairness is subjective and multidimensional, correct? Who are you to decide what is or is not fair? Is it fair for me to bui
by nnfy 9y ago
You do realize that the concept of fairness is subjective and multidimensional, correct?
Who are you to decide what is or is not fair? Is it fair for me to build an empire and be barred from passing on what I've worked for to my children?
- llukas 9y agoAs long as your empire needs laws that everybody needs to agree with to exist (or to be passed on) then yes - it is fair to limit what you can do with it.
- SubiculumCode 9y agoRentier economies are economies that are not efficient and lead to social instability. That is an assertion, but I bet it is true.
- zdkl 9y agoyou must've picked the worst possible example. You built an empire and you deserve recognition for that achievement, but what precisely did your child achieve? Did you earn the right to determine ex nihilo who should benefit from your talent? Or did yoir chils by virtue of winning the fallopian race become the optimal manager for the fruit of your labour?
- nnfy 9y agoSo what is the limit of what is acceptable to pass down to a child? Who decides?
- zdkl 9y agoLocal jury of peers, taking into account community needs and individual factors? Like if we want to go full hippy and consider the global situation on this, the reasonable argument here is that children are owed f-all after education and insertion into society. That's fair, right?
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