doinkmun

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   by doinkmun 2y ago

   Good point. Is there in fact a limited supply of energy and physical materials? If so, the universe is finite and thus zero-sum as bounded by the efficiency of use. Do humans asses things more through impartial objectivity or via relativist
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   by doinkmun 2y ago

   "If only we knew how to create those conditions without having to fight a world war first." Funnily enough, zero-sum thinking would provide a solution for this. In order for your society to thrive, opportunity must be created. If
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   by doinkmun 2y ago

   From a zero-sum perspective, wouldn't it be an effective tactic to convince your competitors to avoid zero-sum thought? It's also worth remembering that in democracy, the demographics of voting blocs necessarily creates a zero-sum