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So close. SO CLOSE. The deck is in favor of massive inequality. This expresses in different ways. For many employees, it's exploitative workplaces. (These expl
by groby_b 3y ago
So close. SO CLOSE.
The deck is in favor of massive inequality. This expresses in different ways. For many employees, it's exploitative workplaces. (These exploitative places are very often large companies - it turns out smaller companies usually have a sense of "together" that makes this harder). For many new businesses, it's an extremely harsh environment with low survival rates. A large part of that is that the environment is controlled by large companies and their owners.
There's a price to massive scale, and it seems we've chosen to pay it as massive inequality.
- BeetleB 3y agoYes engineers are on the side that's benefiting from the inequality. Virtually all societies with less inequality pay engineers less.