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The reality is, we likely wouldn’t have this particular problem because we wouldn’t have Tesla. Capitalistic incentives are what drive that kind of innovation.
by trevorhinesley 3y ago
The reality is, we likely wouldn’t have this particular problem because we wouldn’t have Tesla. Capitalistic incentives are what drive that kind of innovation. We would, however, have a whole slew of other problems, as evidenced by historical attempts at communism.
- jtaft 3y agoI think humans are curious beings.I don’t think it would stifle innovation. Quite the Contrary, more effort will be spent on useful innovation rather than profit seeking.
- defrost 3y agoIf only we lived in a world that had alternatives to US "capitalism" and Soviet "communism". But alas, these are the only possibilities. /s
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