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I think the previous poster already identified the problem: >I follow the money for survival Maybe we can have a system where people can survive without money
by jsprogrammer 12y ago
I think the previous poster already identified the problem:
>I follow the money for survival
Maybe we can have a system where people can survive without money?
- colund 12y agoNice, however that would remove an incentive for innovation
- perfunctory 12y ago> incentive for innovation Do you think Alan Kay was incentivised by money to do all the stuff he talked about in this video?
- minthd 12y agoOK - so alan kay did working on creating this great system. Is there any knowledge from it used in a practical application today ? Probably no, because a.It's probably too soon. b.It often takes boring work(and money) to transfer pure ideas to successful practical applications.
- perfunctory 12y agowe were talking about insentives for innovation, not insentives for boring work. I agree that boring work should be insentivised by money.
- jsprogrammer 12y agoI'd be interesting in going the course of: boring work should be eliminated through automation or obsolescence.
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- jsprogrammer 12y agoI don't think anything says you can't use another incentive. Innovate or die (literally), doesn't seem like the wisest philosophy to base life on this planet around.
- Retra 12y agoWho paid you for your comment? Take a look at this thread -- scroll all the way to the bottom. What is the incentive for all of that?