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And yet out planet will be destroyed, the rich are richer than ever off of the hard work of the poor. The corporation cares not about humanity or the rule of l
by behringer 2y ago
And yet out planet will be destroyed, the rich are richer than ever off of the hard work of the poor.
The corporation cares not about humanity or the rule of law, but yet we treat it as a person.
I would challenge you that these "miracles" of the corporation will doom is all.
- ben_w 2y ago> And yet out planet will be destroyed, Physically disassembled in its entirety by a paperclip maximiser. > the rich are richer than ever off of the hard work of the poor. And the poor are, too. The natural state of our species: https://youtube.com/@primitivetechnology9550?si=xUTMUkTdB3oTR9uW https://youtube.com/@primitivetechnology9550?si=xUTMUkTdB3oT... > The corporation cares not about humanity or the rule of law, but yet we treat it as a person. A legal fiction, but not exactly identical. Countries too, "L'État, c'est moi" - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L'%C3%89tat%252C_c'est_moi https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L'%C3%89tat%252C_c'est_moi > I would challenge you that these "miracles" of the corporation will doom is all. Could be. There's a reason we don't see aliens in the sky. A the same time the "miracle" of collective action that you want to get rid of — because everything corporations do wrong is also done by other kinds of co-operations — isn't really just corporations, it's everything that makes us primates. That's why you need to be more precise than "just ban them all", why the simple and obvious solution is wrong.