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Yep. Because their worth is tied to taking credit for other people's effort, except financialization, scalability, power law distribution, policy failures, and
by burnt-resistor 9mo ago
Yep. Because their worth is tied to taking credit for other people's effort, except financialization, scalability, power law distribution, policy failures, and self-amplifying corruption make the inequality absurdly worse rewarding the wrong people while stealing healthcare, comfort, and dignity from many more.