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You might be trying to apply a business/market principle to domains where they probably are not fitting. Eg specialization has its place in nature, but there is
by manmal 6y ago
You might be trying to apply a business/market principle to domains where they probably are not fitting. Eg specialization has its place in nature, but there is also the problem of overfitting, and those beings usually die out if their environment changes slightly.
Packs of wolves do automatically specialize their individuals (eg alpha wolf spends more time looking after the others) - but the crucial part is that their roles change. If the alpha dies, another individual has to take their place, or the group becomes unbalanced and will probably die because of it. They are not necessarily „gifted“ at being an alpha, but they might be just good enough.
I also cannot imagine helping anybody move who laughed into my face when it was my turn. I actually cannot imagine being their friend at all, but that’s just me maybe.
- throwaway98797 6y agoI would never ask someone to help me move. I don’t understand why anyone who’s middle class or higher doesn’t outsource that activity. If you’re so poor that you can’t hire movers I’d rather give you cash so you could hire someone.
- sobani 6y agoYou do realize that a major part of helping moving is in the socializing, right? You'd rather pay someone than be with them.
- throwaway98797 6y agoThere are better ways to socialize.