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I wonder what the research shows behind increasing peoples profits vs decreasing cost of living vs affecting non-financial changes on peoples quality of life an
by smcleod 4y ago
I wonder what the research shows behind increasing peoples profits vs decreasing cost of living vs affecting non-financial changes on peoples quality of life and happiness.
Massive over simplification but surely if everyone keeps trying to earn more money - that money has to come from somewhere, inflation happens and we're at where we are now all over again. The game is rigged.
- sneak 4y ago> Massive over simplification but surely if everyone keeps trying to earn more money - that money has to come from somewhere, inflation happens and we're at where we are now all over again. The game is rigged. Humans do not all learn at the same rate. We will not be "where we are now all over again", as many people will be much smarter and more experienced.
- smcleod 4y agoThey're talking about earning though - not learning.
- sneak 4y agoEarning more money over time is a skill, one that people learn after they are born and begin participating in the economy. Not everyone acquires this skill at the same rate. Some never acquire it. Some acquire it and leave it at an average level. Some are constantly trying to level up this skill.