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While that may be true, capitalism does not concern itself with power or class or anything like that. It is narrowly focused. It is not some catchall term for a
by randomdata 3y ago
While that may be true, capitalism does not concern itself with power or class or anything like that. It is narrowly focused. It is not some catchall term for anything you happen to observe alongside the ownership rights it speaks to. It's okay to use other words.
- jdksmdbtbdnmsm 3y agoBy all means, if you think you know what it is then say it.
- philosopher1234 3y agoBut capitalism has consequences. Those consequences are also capitalism, even if they’re not the stated intent.
- randomdata 3y agoCapitalism has consequences like math has consequences. I guess that's true, but what does that really mean in practice? CSAM, at least the digital kind, is a consequence of math. Are we supposed to brush it aside because "Oh, that's okay, it's just math!" or are we supposed to get angry with math and push for a math-less world? What is the takeaway here? Moreover, while (digital) CSAM is, indeed, a consequence of math, if you see a problem with CSAM, why not just call it as such? Why try to obscure what consequence you encountered by calling every problem that might come from math, math?