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"Relieving humans from having to worry about or deal with money would be an actual Copernican revolution. How that would work is beyond me, but that's precisely
by wturner 6y ago
"Relieving humans from having to worry about or deal with money would be an actual Copernican revolution. How that would work is beyond me, but that's precisely why it would be revolutionary."
This
- stormqloud 6y agoIt's called communism and everytime it's tried it ends in genocide and hundreds of millions murdered.
- tehlike 6y agoNo, it's called absolute automation, and it's hard but possible within realm of capitalism.
- WanderPanda 6y agoYou assume that homo sapiens would be satisfied at an arbitrary stage of the Maslow pyramid
- tekromancr 6y agoNot being forced to choose "work or death" every day of their lives would free people to actualize the fuck outta themselves
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- wturner 6y agoIt exist in granular form in government safety nets, universal healthcare and a handful of other policies in some parts of the world. it also exists in various disjointed pockets of the human experience outside of any easily identified ideological framework. Beyond those tools, it's not called anything because it doesn't exist in totality.
- Priem19 6y agoNo it's not. Your argument is a straw man fallacy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Straw_man https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Straw_man.