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In all of the places I have worked both for pay and voluntarily money has very rarely been the problem, but it has always been the excuse. E.g. how many billio
by KSteffensen 3y ago
In all of the places I have worked both for pay and voluntarily money has very rarely been the problem, but it has always been the excuse.
E.g. how many billions of euros were collected within a week after the Notre Dame burned? At the risk of offending a lot of french I will say that the Notre Dame is just a building. In the big scheme of things it is not important. Nobody will starve if it is not re-built.
The problem is 'mental inertia', convenience and (perceived) risk aversion.