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Well, that's the key, isn't it? Societally we have a different approach to the basically natural (but not exclusive) human drive to just dominate and rule and c
by Applejinx 5y ago
Well, that's the key, isn't it? Societally we have a different approach to the basically natural (but not exclusive) human drive to just dominate and rule and conquer those around us. There's laws and rules based on the concept that some people WILL want to beat up those around them, and that this isn't helpful or good.
Wealth legitimizes this, and that's the problem. But civilization is a long history of society taking on these problems and slowly, awkwardly solving them only after it became impossible to continue any longer as things stood.
- jamesandthewolf 5y agoYes some of us do have that mentality the keep your hands off my stack pal, but open source thinking kind of goes against that thinking, sharing and helping. While these elements don't have much gain to the individual to the collective they are the fundamentals. I get the whole money thing yeah it's awesome to be rich, it's awesome to be powerful ok shot bro, what next. I really do feel we should help, respect and build products that respect individuals but also helps the collective cause one day all of us here won't be here! So why not help those who follow us not make the same mistakes over and over again like a pack of (insert any word that is an insult here)