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It can also be argued that countries in which the majority of the housing and labor markets are "off the books" are still pre-capitalist. So just because much
by samirillian 9y ago
It can also be argued that countries in which the majority of the housing and labor markets are "off the books" are still pre-capitalist.
So just because much of the world is not post-scarcity, it doesn't mean that he's wrong.
I just don't know if attention really will be the new currency or whatever. I think that part's ridiculous.
The real danger to post-capitalist possibilities is greed and the effect greed has on structures. Crypto could be the vehicle to take us past capitalism, but it looks like it's just gonna turn into capitalism 2.0. An even better way for the rich to use their wealth to put pressure on those without it.
- ameister14 9y agoNo part of the world is post-scarcity.