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I think it's called "working hard getting others to work hard for you." If it was not hard work to get others work hard for you, it would be more prevalent.
by nawitus 12y ago
I think it's called "working hard getting others to work hard for you."
If it was not hard work to get others work hard for you, it would be more prevalent.
- crpatino 12y agoNo, it's the economics. The inherently scarce number of "others" to work for you means not everybody can amass wealth. The ability to bring other non-human categories of "others" can move the balance in the supply side (not necessarily talking about high tech, if you can train a horse - or pay someone who can - and ride it, you are ahead of the guy on foot, by example).