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It “suddenly thrusts” you absolutely nowhere. You still earn exactly as much as you do now, but it is interesting to observe the psychological effect of being s
by VincentEvans 6y ago
It “suddenly thrusts” you absolutely nowhere. You still earn exactly as much as you do now, but it is interesting to observe the psychological effect of being surrounded by people who are more miserable than oneself.
- ryanmercer 6y ago>You still earn exactly as much as you do now, And one would assume you'd see rents and housing prices very rapidly start going up, then presumably other prices over varying levels of time.
- VincentEvans 6y agoPerhaps. But why wouldn’t the same apply to salaries then? What would happen if we were to set the minimal wage at 100K so that we eliminate the poverty in one swift move and everyone is either equally rich, or as you are worried - equally poor :)
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