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Right I'm definitely not advocating that one should adhere to the values of the winners of the last 20-40 years. I'm saying that if you're winning today (as me
by jsrozner 3mo ago
Right I'm definitely not advocating that one should adhere to the values of the winners of the last 20-40 years.
I'm saying that if you're winning today (as measured in money/power), then by most objective notions of morality, you're probably a crappy, antisocial, person who is greedy and exploitative.
At some level it's almost definitional: if you share the material wealth you have, you'll never become that wealthy. If you don't consume a bunch of resources for the sake of your own consumption or to produce products that others consume, then you're also not going to make a lot of money.