> There is a dangerous path in this rationalization that will lead you to Marxism. Too late, I'm already a communist. A very capitalistically successful one, m

> There is a dangerous path in this rationalization that will lead you to Marxism. Too late, I'm already a communist. A very capitalistically successful one, mind you. Further along this thread is way off topic, I don't want to kick off a flame war of communism vs capitalism, I wanted to see what people have in mind about how companies like Google, that exist in a capitalist system, can be forced to care for the needs of their employees over the needs of their shareholders. Whether or not the system should / can be changed is, well, another thread or something lol, not for here. That said your comment has some interesting ideas that I'm seeing as misconceptions ("some people in Europe that thought it would work" are arguably some of the most important philosophers in the western tradition) but maybe you're thinking along some lines I'm not aware of, so if you want to chat about this I'd love to do so in email, my address is on my profile page here.