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The way different societies organize themselves is they tend to incentivize behavior that is beneficial to their continuation. Society who incentivizes non-bene
by dsabanin 6y ago
The way different societies organize themselves is they tend to incentivize behavior that is beneficial to their continuation. Society who incentivizes non-beneficial behavior will eventually collapse and be replaced by a more fitting one.
If society is to give out free passes for suboptimal behavior to anyone, it's going to be to those who provide it the most value. Kind of like Amazon does to a lot of people right now.
- harajuku 6y agoNo, you've just swallowed the marketspeak to the point where you think that societies are actively favoring rational net benefits over short-term, destructive cashouts. Calling unethical behavior on a massive scale "suboptimal" and smoothing over the fallout doesn't make you sound smart and analytical, it means you're not thinking hard enough. Societies organize themselves and collapse all the time--what exactly makes Amazon beneficial to the continuation of our own? It would be beneficial to think critically about what goes on inside.
- viklove 6y agoIf that were the case, slavery would still be legal
- subhobroto 6y ago> If society is to give out free passes for suboptimal behavior to anyone, it's going to be to those who provide it the most value. Kind of like Amazon does to a lot of people right now. Right on! I don't understand why this is so hard to understand.