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What's wrong with a massive wave of bankruptcies, exactly? Proper bottom-up restructuring seems to me like a good way to stimulate a more robust economy at the
by BurnAphterRead 6y ago
What's wrong with a massive wave of bankruptcies, exactly? Proper bottom-up restructuring seems to me like a good way to stimulate a more robust economy at the expense of some temporary resettlement pains. Not to mention the erasure of a catastrophically building debt which is largely a product of mass-manipulation driving people to desire things which they do not need which leads them to dissatisfaction and leaves them vulnerable to squeezes which HR takes advantage of with the panopticon and massive insecurity. The culture needs shook't. The status quo is broken. This is just a bandaid to maintain spreadsheets while 99% of people take a spanking for a system that works against the human condition.
- incrudible 6y agoI'm gonna have to take "Chesterton's fence" sort of position there. Sure, there's a chance that whatever arises from the ashes is going to be more efficient than whatever preceded it. There's also a chance that whatever is there right now is about as good as whatever the new thing will inevitably converge to. Either way, blowing it all up at once seems unwise.