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Rationality is also running a business in a way that you don't risk your employees to be shot.
by tossandthrow 2y ago
Rationality is also running a business in a way that you don't risk your employees to be shot.
- jmward01 2y agoActually, no, it is rational in this context. And until we realize that, and vote to ensure companies can't get to that point, this kind of business will keep happening. I will say it very clearly, companies do not care about people, they only care about money. That means rational moves all relate to money, not to the welfare of people and that is the point. We want to get mad and we want to be happy this happened because healthcare really is evil, but change will only happen when we attack the real problem, us. We keep acting irrationally. We keep voting in ways that are clearly not in our self interest. We keep believing that a company will act irrationally and do something 'good' that looses them money. Until we deeply understand that companies have zero interest in the outcomes of people unless they can make money off that outcome then this will keep happening.
- tossandthrow 2y agoYour wall of texts are very hard to read. Anyhow, you juxtaposition of moral and rationality justifies the murder. You say that it is the publics responsibility to out pressure on law makers to align moral and rationality. In an oligarchy, like the US, this is really hard to do through the normal channels. So your line of thought must be to use channels that transcend normal channels, such as murder.