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> You have no idea about life, to be honest. Fuck you buddy. You have no idea what I've done, what I've staked, what I won or lost, who I protect or what any o
by the_other 4y ago
> You have no idea about life, to be honest.
Fuck you buddy. You have no idea what I've done, what I've staked, what I won or lost, who I protect or what any of this means to me.
You're trying to justify keeping people out of your successes whilst complaining that they don't support you (and your business). How could they possibly deliver at the level you're expecting without the reward? Why bother?
- cloutchaser 4y agoYour narrative is as old as time and it’s always the same, and every time society listens to people like you seriously it ends up optimistically as zero innovation over regulated society, pessimistically genocide against anyone who’s ever accumulated anything (google kulaks). So no, you have no idea of life or history.
- the_other 4y ago> Your narrative is as old as time So's yours. You're arguing that only might is right and that only greed works. You're simultaneously complaining that the people you're explicitly locking out of your chosen success path don't support you. Show me how you support them and I'll accept some of the rest of your argument. > and it’s always the same. Let me correct that for you: previous attempts to systematise broader opportunity have been corrupted by power. The bigger the attempt to make things fair, the further it's been corrupted. Those who don't care about fairness have abused the system for their own ends. I still live in hope we can develop a system that decouples power from leadership, enables more people to have greater power over their own development, and better rewards collaboration and co-ownership. I acknowledge the failures from the past but I refuse to accept this is the only way life can be. > So no, you have no idea of life or history. I'm fairly interested in history and I have _a lot_ of ideas about life.