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> Honestly I think this is obvious to anyone who is not financially motivated to think otherwise. The problem here is that there's no grand conspiracy to pursu
by dionidium 4y ago
> Honestly I think this is obvious to anyone who is not financially motivated to think otherwise.
The problem here is that there's no grand conspiracy to pursue growth. People make the individual decision to pursue growth because of the individual benefits.
- meheleventyone 4y agoBut the point is that this privileges a small percentage of the population with outsized political sway so the net effect is the same. People acting in their own interests doesn’t make the end result objectively correct or stop us rethinking incentives.