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Yes, and that's why the logic is wrong: the problem is not too many people want to do x. Wanting is legitimate. The problem is thay there are too many people,
by sametmax 7y ago
Yes, and that's why the logic is wrong: the problem is not too many people want to do x. Wanting is legitimate.
The problem is thay there are too many people, period. And the more fair we make the system, the more they will get to do what they should expect from life, so it's going to get worse.
I often read on HN that this is not a zero sum game. Whatever, we are not leaving this earth anytime soon, and we are not producing innovation fast enough to care for everbody.
Soon, the state of mumbai will be mirrored in other places. Beggers like in LA as well. Venise and phucket are already terrible to live in.
Population is the main problem. It is a problem for food, education, hell, democraty. Eternal growth is not sustainable.