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Oh god that first comment rings so depressingly true. Is this just the nature of mankind forever or is there some way of setting up incentives such that this do
by ambicapter 6y ago
Oh god that first comment rings so depressingly true. Is this just the nature of mankind forever or is there some way of setting up incentives such that this doesn't play out exactly the same way every time?
- beaconstudios 6y agoYes but AFAIK we don't do it. Incentive structures can be treated as causal structures if you simplify by saying that incentives "cause" people to act a certain way. The disciplines involved in fixing or improving causal structures are systems theory and cybernetics. But these tools are extremely under utilised.