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Ok, let's try it with an analogy: "Pooling and sharing of computer source code makes everyone's products better" Is there enough empirical evidence to support
by tremon 3y ago
Ok, let's try it with an analogy:
"Pooling and sharing of computer source code makes everyone's products better"
Is there enough empirical evidence to support that analogy? Why shouldn't the same apply to wealth in a broader sense?
- boppo1 3y agoWealth is reduced by consumption. It cannot be endlessly copied at negligible cost. A closer (but not perfect) analogy is more like "pooling and sharing the computational time of the university's lone supercomputer makes everyone's projects better".