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I don't want this to happen, but as this continues over the next couple of decades, people are going to start thinking about Robespierre and start building guil
by naikrovek 5y ago
I don't want this to happen, but as this continues over the next couple of decades, people are going to start thinking about Robespierre and start building guillotines.
CEO productivity hasn't increased a single bit in the last 100 years, and worker productivity has increased a lot. For our efforts, we have to return to our offices after asking to continue to work from home and after proving that telecommuting en masse works just fine. With a perfect performance evaluation we get raises that are less than inflation. And worst of all, CEOs and other executive pay increases dramatically each and every year.
At some point a critical number of people are going to notice this happening. I already see people talking about it in a few online communities.
I don't know what's going to happen in the future, but generally, the worse things get, the worse the outcome will be.
- knuthsat 5y agoIt’s such a shame that the rule makers do not see that if the system does not benefit the majority then they will be desperate enough to expand the rule set with violent acts and ultimately bring it down. French Revolution is definitely a display of lack of freedom followed by the rule of absolute power.
- slindz 5y agoMy concern is that they're aware of this and have paid plenty of attention to encouraging a docile population. Yes, I'm about to resume scrolling through my phone.