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I think making massive money on crap that enables you to spend time on things you actually do value - be they other apps, a family, hobby or passion to save the
by run4yourlives 16y ago
I think making massive money on crap that enables you to spend time on things you actually do value - be they other apps, a family, hobby or passion to save the world - is a perfectly valid way to live life.
Your post sounds like nothing more than sour grapes.
- mattmanser 16y agoWell, have fun doing your human exploitation startups. It's not for me, I can't do it. It's just not in me. It's not sour grapes, it's just utter incomprehension on why anyone would spend their life exploiting others. I just don't understand the motivation behind it. I actually do not think it's a perfectly valid way of life, I think it's evil and sociopathic. But that's my opinion and you have yours. Happiness is different for everybody.
- kiba 16y agoWell, have fun doing your human exploitation startups. It's not for me, I can't do it. Exploiting what exactly?
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- TGJ 16y agoHow is it evil exploiting stupid people? A fool and his money are soon parted are they not?
- fredBuddemeyer 16y agoso is a fool and his potential, however slim.
- atleta 16y agoDepends... making money on crap (that the market and people want) is OK as long as you use it to spend time on things that you think would be useful for people, the society. Spending this time (i.e. money) on yourself (family, hobby, whatnot) is not ethical.
- lzw 16y agoHow is it not ethical to use the results of your own labor for your own benefit? To presume that our labor (whether you think the quality is "crap" or not) belongs to other people or "society" is to presume that we are slaves to others and that somehow it is unethical to work for ones own benefit.
- chc 16y agoWhy is it unethical to spend your money on your family? I think that's a claim that needs more explanation.