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I never said it wasn't important, but we literally have the largest GDP - we won, game over! And we don't have universal healthcare. It's like we've confused a
by analognoise 5y ago
I never said it wasn't important, but we literally have the largest GDP - we won, game over! And we don't have universal healthcare.
It's like we've confused a metric (GDP) with success; we maximized the metric and can't even wake up and realize it's not what we were actually trying to accomplish.
- yuy910616 5y agowhat is success then? what are you trying to accomplish? I'd argue the best way to accomplish whatever you're thinking about that we should be accomplishing - something that is hard to measure - is by maximizing GDP. Because GDP is correlated with everything you're thinking about accomplishing.