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i think you're absolutely right. one issue here is kind of 'streetlight' problem. money gets you a crude, and perhaps a counterproductive way of measuring value
by convolvatron 5y ago
i think you're absolutely right. one issue here is kind of 'streetlight' problem. money gets you a crude, and perhaps a counterproductive way of measuring value.
but what other metric are you going to use?
not an anti-communist, but so far central planning has shown itself to be equally ripe for corruption.
- WhisperingShiba 5y agoI'm not ready to pose a solution (to the problem, of 'what metric do we follow?'), but I agree, central planning is gross. Its likely that there is no numerical method that is going to map to human happiness, and perhaps that's a good thing. I believe that balancing our minds and our heart's influence on our decision is how we should proceed.