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>How do we deal with erosion in other situations? We drop rocks on it?
by RobotToaster 4y ago
>How do we deal with erosion in other situations?
We drop rocks on it?
- tracker1 4y agoI would not advocate for such a thing... but I'm honestly surprised that there haven't been attempts on the lives of executives/management/boards of companies like in TFA... I mean the whole "one bad day" is all it takes. People/society seems to be far more resilient than people give credit for... of course, this is countered by the massive homeless population. Maybe we're just far more docile. It's hard to imagine this being tolerated a century or more ago.
- solarmist 4y agoThey live behind a bland cover, so their names aren't known. Also, they don't seem evil enough. They mostly seem like middle management types. In other words, they blend in too well. > Maybe we're just far more docile. I think it's far more sinister than that. People and companies have learned how far they can push things without invoking outrage and how to release tensions by pretending to have a change of heart. So now they're constantly toeing the line and while each push is small, they are almost constant. Resulting in far greater violations in total.
- snerbles 4y agoWe have our Big Macs and Netflix. For now. Of course, that relies on the bread of the bread and circuses staying cheap enough to keep the plebians pacified. If not...a recent example would be the Arab Spring.
- brundolf 4y agoPlant grass [roots]