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It seems inevitable that the government will make reactionary, uninformed decisions. The question is, how do we revert to normal (a freer market) and begin to t
by rogerdickey 6y ago
It seems inevitable that the government will make reactionary, uninformed decisions. The question is, how do we revert to normal (a freer market) and begin to teach those in power some basic economics lessons? I'm not hopeful that an op-ed by Uber's CEO will help. Perhaps it needs to look more like a grass-roots movement.
- linuxftw 6y agoFor the vast history of humanity, "Normal" was little more than serfdom or outright slavery. I'm not sure what "normal" you're actually implying, but if you're referring to the post-War era as normal, that's really just a microcosm.
- Daishiman 6y agoThis doesn't sound reactionary or uninformed at all. There's a decision that the benefits of stable employment are more important than flexibility. You can be free to argue whether it's better or worse bit it's not about ignorance.