I think this depends a lot on how sensitive to incentives one is. Obviously, there are plenty of people who are. But there are also plenty who aren't. I think

I think this depends a lot on how sensitive to incentives one is. Obviously, there are plenty of people who are. But there are also plenty who aren't. I think at root we have twin problems. The very common ideology that personal financial incentives are the beginning and end of things. And the way people who hold that ideology (and those values) occupy so many positions of power. But these are not universals throughout space and time. Paradigms change. And they change in part when we decide we want something else in the world.