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If you are convinced the buyers of your labor make surplus profits, why do you keep on selling said labor?
by ebaysucks 16y ago
If you are convinced the buyers of your labor make surplus profits, why do you keep on selling said labor?
- maeon3 16y agoBecause I don't have much money left my bank. If I don't work for someone, I won't eat. I know the solution is to capitalize on the unfairness and make things unfair in my favor by starting my own company, hiring some programmers, have them build something that makes money, hire other people to sell it, then pay them a tiny fraction of what I bring in. But that takes risk. I want big money with no risk.
- ebaysucks 16y ago"I want big money with no risk." Not going to happen. You should consider moonlighting.
- mindcrime 16y agoI want big money with no risk. And I want Natalie Portman, Elisabeth Shue and Olivia Wilde to show up at my door, naked and bearing hot grits... but that ain't gonna happen either. Life doesn't always give you what you want. Tough, huh?