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Most people are happy living in a fair ecosystem - it's only the 1-2% of the population that seek control, money and power that start trying to exploit the syst
by mentalgear 2y ago
Most people are happy living in a fair ecosystem - it's only the 1-2% of the population that seek control, money and power that start trying to exploit the system.
Only if we let that minority keep manipulating the system without consequences, it becomes the driving market force that the rest of the population also feels they have to comply to, to go along, as it already has happened in finance, academia, etc.
- JumpCrisscross 2y ago> Most people are happy living in a fair ecosystem For varying and self-serving definitions of fair. (Almost everyone in the rich world is in an unfairly-advantaged minority.)
- tcmart14 2y agoI'd push back against the 1-2%. I think the reality is, 1-2% is the group of people who will exploit the system and more importantly, have the means to do so. But the number of people who would exploit the system is probably quiet a bit higher, but it doesn't matter because they don't have the means to do so.