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Still, that's no reason to accept a return to that state of affairs. Progress happens slowly and imperceptibly, but on a grand scale it does happen.
by EMIRELADERO 6mo ago
Still, that's no reason to accept a return to that state of affairs. Progress happens slowly and imperceptibly, but on a grand scale it does happen.
- satvikpendem 6mo agoMuch as we'd like that to be true ideally, does it happen (in terms of inequality reducing)? I see no evidence of that, it ebbs and flows in various time periods and civilizations. One can try to resist that reversion to the mean but they'd historically be proven wrong.
- jojomodding 6mo agoFor a start by not tearing down the systems that kept inequality in check in the past. Like union membership or banking regulation etc. just to name some examples.
- alanbernstein 6mo agoThe tearing down of those institutions IS the ebb.
- tmpz22 6mo ago[flagged]
- wise0wl 6mo agoThat's like accepting burnt coffee is the average, so why try to make a good tasting cup. Nonsense.