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The limit of this thesis is that I think a great majority of human beings are looking for security more than for a job. I'm not sure the "be your own boss" sch
by shin_lao 16y ago
The limit of this thesis is that I think a great majority of human beings are looking for security more than for a job.
I'm not sure the "be your own boss" scheme is what everybody's looking for.
I however agree with the author that the West will not collapse if, we've seen worst in the past (well at least in Europe we have).
- jerf 16y agoUnless every entrepreneur is starting a company of exactly, precisely one employee, it really doesn't have to be. It's not about a transition to 100% entrepreneurship. It's about a big enough rise in quantity that it becomes a qualitative change, where working at a "startup" no longer raises eyebrows, where the social system adjusts to accommodate this instead of considering it an exception (universal healthcare if you're leftward inclined, breaking health insurance away from employers and moving it back to individuals if you're rightward inclined), and so on.