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No, why? If there's a company that provides actual value, why should splitting off the financialization part kill the part that provides real value? It's mayb
by AnimalMuppet 2y ago
No, why? If there's a company that provides actual value, why should splitting off the financialization part kill the part that provides real value? It's maybe the same as closing down the financialization part of the company, but if so, what loss to society?
- immibis 2y agoThe financialization (profit-making) is the only reason anyone with any power bothers to keep any of it running.