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The problem more broady is economic incentive. There are free rider issue that we all share the rights we currently have, so no one wants to pay to keep these
by imregbannd 9y ago
The problem more broady is economic incentive.
There are free rider issue that we all share the rights we currently have, so no one wants to pay to keep these rights.
Then there is profit incentive, there is none, either in keeping our rights or increasing them.
Corporate entities however have both these incentives.
Instead of non profit agencies, a better structure would be a corporation profiting from the freedoms people desire, purchase equity in the company and have a board that finds profit incentive in various freedoms and rights.
Philosophically this is libertarism or anarcho-capitalism.
- confounded 9y agoI’ll bite. How does having limitations on your freedom depend on someone else’s profit motive, increase your liberty? Can you give any examples of how this would work, and the advantage that the profit motive brings?