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Exorbitantly so when it's obviously nonsense. Imagine I have an apple, and there are two apples out of my reach so I say I'll give you my apple if you climb on
by scarejunba 7y ago
Exorbitantly so when it's obviously nonsense. Imagine I have an apple, and there are two apples out of my reach so I say I'll give you my apple if you climb on my shoulders and get the two apples to give to me.
Imagine the same situation, except you say "Climb on my shoulders and get the two apples and you can keep one".
In both situations, we start with you having 0 apples and me having 1 and we end with you having 1 apple and me having 2. In the first, I employed you and in the second, you employed me.
So which one of us was paid less than the true value?