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The problem I had was not the split between individualism and collectivism. The problem is that these "lessons" are coming from an employer with corrupted ince
by slg 5y ago
The problem I had was not the split between individualism and collectivism. The problem is that these "lessons" are coming from an employer with corrupted incentives. They aren't trying to make a better citizenry. They are making a better cog for the machine. Hence the fascism angle.
If you want to teach these lessons, teach them through the education system.
- rayiner 5y agoI agree with you—as I said above, my point is conditional on “if we are going to have corporate paternalism.” I don’t think we should.