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> Indeed, there seems to be a difference worth noting between "industries that currently employ a large number of the population with little transfer of utility
by guerrilla 5y ago
> Indeed, there seems to be a difference worth noting between "industries that currently employ a large number of the population with little transfer of utility to other industry" and "objectively basic needs for a society".
Did you consider that it's because people need an income to survive? Employment is objectively a basic need for anyone who doesn't own sufficient capital being that they have nothing else to sell but their labor.
- unethical_ban 5y agoI didn't say that keeping people employed was a bad thing. I was making a distinction in definition, not in value.