BingoAhoy

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by BingoAhoy 5y ago
Yes in a meritocracy. The real world and capitalism are far from a meritocracy though. Specifically a corporation might be under meritocracal pressures in competition with other corporations some times but individual workers within a cor
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by BingoAhoy 5y ago
Another example of reinterpreted payroll costs. Different payment scheme but still paying some other people to be money supply for a business(equity).
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by BingoAhoy 5y ago
I think he may actually be wrong, maybe... All costs are payroll costs in an abstraction interpretive sort of way. The non-pay roll-costs such as materials goes to pay other people to make and supply the materials. The cost of steel r
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by BingoAhoy 6y ago
From my second hand laymen sources, there are in fact pro China advocates in Tiawan. Also surprisingly enough, there was a sizable loyalist group in the American 13 colonies who supported continued British colonialism.
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by BingoAhoy 6y ago
I agree: not true. The advantage of automation is you can do more for less which extends the reach in wealth and services available to the human race. Automation is a beautiful thing and gmail being too big to service with human support i
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by BingoAhoy 6y ago
Nobody does anything for awhile is the most likely result. But there's also a side effect of generating angst and resentment towards the establishment that'll get bottled up and pressurized waiting for the right opportunity to ex
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by BingoAhoy 6y ago
You mention focused driving, but here's a cool idea. Your subconscious which actually handles most of ur behavior and decision making and nuanced calculations gradually learns from your conscious. When you focus on things, you gradua
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by BingoAhoy 6y ago
Wealth availability and spreading is a multidimensional problem. More wealth can be made available to the average person (median) in a variety of manners. Having more wealth producing centers like intact factories not destroyed by world w