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> but the financial cost that forces most to give up independence and have to rely on and compromise with someone else Yeah, that’s the natural state of human
by rayiner 1y ago
> but the financial cost that forces most to give up independence and have to rely on and compromise with someone else
Yeah, that’s the natural state of human existence. That you say that as if it’s something obviously detrimental is bizarre.
- lotsofpulp 1y agoI am not saying it is bizarre, I am saying people try to avoid it because it reduces their power (obviously). It is the "natural" state when people don't have power, i.e. they don't have a choice. The change seen in the last 10 to 20 decades is what happens when people do have the power, i.e. they have the choice. What is natural or bizarre is merely a function of circumstance.