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It's not "collectively a choice", the gains are accumulating at the top, and the fat cats have no reason to tell people they can work less now.
by pcthrowaway 2y ago
It's not "collectively a choice", the gains are accumulating at the top, and the fat cats have no reason to tell people they can work less now.
- fulafel 2y agoHow we distribute the surplus of production is decided democratically even with the current main knobs (taxes, income transfers, regulation, etc). And of we're not limited to existing tunables. Exercising this choice would need to start by citizens becoming active with this of course.