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This is a particularly entertaining article. On one hand, capitalistic systems are clearly optimizing for peak efficiency during global instability which is re
by bryanmgreen 6y ago
This is a particularly entertaining article.
On one hand, capitalistic systems are clearly optimizing for peak efficiency during global instability which is reassuring in some minor or maybe not so minor way.
On the other, just be nice and give your employees some extra official time off because they're obviously not working as much. Life is slowly returning to normal, but it's still wacked out and stressful - just be nice. Giving kindness when it's needed most pays long-term dividends.
- JadeNB 6y ago> Life is slowly returning to normal, but it's still wacked out and stressful - just be nice. I think that the most privileged (of whom I, and I expect many of us on here, am one) are experiencing less of the hardships associated to coronavirus than they did in the first flush of the reaction, and that, in the US at least, there is a rush to try to act as if things are returning to normal, but I don't think that there's much realistic sense in which things are actually returning to normal, slowly or otherwise.