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You can choose where you live so it is fair. If you want to live at certain area it should be worth it to you. This would optimize the world and make resource u
by mewpmewp2 6y ago
You can choose where you live so it is fair. If you want to live at certain area it should be worth it to you. This would optimize the world and make resource usage more optimal. I believe it is unavoidable anyway. As time goes on companies will start to pay based on actual value brought as this is more optimal and competitive. If there truly is a need for there to have at least n persons in each city then they will fill that quota, but rest of the pay will be fair.
- JoeAltmaier 6y agoNo 'fairness' argument visible in that? Why is it OK to discriminate because it's 'voluntary'? (Which is not obviously true). Need some explanation.