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> Older and younger people often just don't compromise enough from an intrinsic motivation to make it work Could the market itself be encouraging demographic s
by AlecSchueler 6mo ago
> Older and younger people often just don't compromise enough from an intrinsic motivation to make it work
Could the market itself be encouraging demographic segregation. If we measure and focus on economic growth above all else then the workplace becomes the place more important than all others.
- andix 6mo agoMy claim is, that the market is encouraging segregation less than society. Jobs force people to work together. If nobody forces them, they often just don't work together, and stay in their bubble.
- entropicdrifter 6mo agoIt's kind of a six-of-one half-a-dozen-of-the-other situation IMO. Modern society does tend to have extreme social bubbles, but those are also a product of market forces, which in turn were influenced by previous states of society, etc etc back to the beginning of time.
- AlecSchueler 6mo agoBack to the beginning of time or back several centuries?