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What? I'm not saying 'the market says x so it must be true' - I'm saying 'the market sets the price and it has set at in such a way that one can deduce that it
by roel_v 15y ago
What? I'm not saying 'the market says x so it must be true' - I'm saying 'the market sets the price and it has set at in such a way that one can deduce that it values cash over labor'. In other words, coming by cash is harder than coming by somebody who does whatever it is that the guy in the article would be doing (presumably programming). Which is a statement that is entirely reasonable, objective and morally neutral.
- Silhouette 15y ago> In other words, coming by cash is harder than coming by somebody who does whatever it is that the guy in the article would be doing (presumably programming). Which is a statement that is entirely reasonable, objective and morally neutral. Sure, and all I'm saying is that it won't necessarily remain the case if the obvious distortion in the market today is fixed by better informing software developers (or early employees generally, for that matter) of their true worth. That seems to be exactly what this article is trying to do.