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I think you have a Kernel of truth in your statement, but perhaps you are overlooking how silly it is for someone's well-being to rely on a couple weeks of vide
by WhisperingShiba 5y ago
I think you have a Kernel of truth in your statement, but perhaps you are overlooking how silly it is for someone's well-being to rely on a couple weeks of video game micro transaction.
My heart goes out to the Devs in this category, but hopefully this is further impetus not to stake too much on tech services.
- kjeetgill 5y agoIt is business relationship like any other. There's always some risk with investing and relying on a business partner, but it's also reasonable to have expectations of cooperation and good faith.
- WhisperingShiba 5y ago100%. Really, I'm more expressing my desire to live in a society which doesn't feel a constant (simulated) risk just to exist. This economy is just a game we play, and I think a lot of people don't know this, and also don't want to be part of it. I think to be working at the top of the Hierarchy of needs (in game development, for instance), people should demonstrably master the lower levels of the pyramid. We really can live in a way, where this is possible. We just have to collectively want it.
- freewilly1040 5y agoThings in the physical world break down sometimes. It’s not a result of some calculated collective choice.
- WhisperingShiba 5y agoIn my mind, that reinforces my point. One ought to try to mitigate risk to yourself by minimizing the amount of human infrastructure ones needs to keep life going.