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These things are usually counter intuitive. Although it benefits all, the benefits are not intuitive or readily apparent, thus it is never acted upon. For exam
by crimsonalucard 12y ago
These things are usually counter intuitive. Although it benefits all, the benefits are not intuitive or readily apparent, thus it is never acted upon.
For example, paying workers higher wages benefits the economy as a whole and in turn benefits the business owner, but this is counter intuitive logic and business owners tend not to desire raising wages.