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Sarah Constantin 21. ruj
Sometimes I have a crazy intuition like “if people just categorically refused to work with anybody who seemed untrustworthy or “fake” or trying to take advantage, the world would be better.”
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Sarah Constantin 21. ruj
Odgovor korisniku/ci @s_r_constantin
This is crazy because people need to work to survive and what if their only options are people who are trying to take advantage? I get that. It’s not a practical proposal.
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Sarah Constantin 21. ruj
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But all the actual productive capacity of the economy is in people who are making positive-sum contributions. The “nation” of positive-sum builders and helpers is, by necessity, richer than the “nation” of zero-sum takers. In actual resources if not dollars.
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Sarah Constantin 21. ruj
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Imagine if everyone went on a sort of “strike” all at once: don’t work with or for anyone you think is sleazy or unfair. Don’t do any job you think is pointless or immoral. Just actually listen to your personal judgment. Would everyone starve?
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Patri Friedman
And just because someone is unpleasant doesn't mean they net destroy value. The beauty of markets is they function as a universal API for value & trade. Abstract out the sleaze. Destroy this and you destroy the economy and return us to scrabbling in dirt in little kin groups.
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Sarah Constantin 22. ruj
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I don’t think you should use “unpleasantness” as your gauge! Some people are hard to work with at first but you grow to respect and appreciate them. Considered judgment includes but is not limited to your first impression.
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Sarah Constantin 22. ruj
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Markets aggregate human local judgments. They work to the extent that those judgments have a tendency to correlate with what people value. That means somebody has to make the judgments!
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Roko Mijic 22. ruj
Odgovor korisniku/ci @patrissimo @s_r_constantin
Yeah, I think the forces and intuitions that Sarah is talking about naturally want to return us to the scale of these small kin groups. If you have to personally care about the moral implications of everything you touch then you have to live in a small group.
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