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chobi wrote:I don't think that wanting more is a problem, but wanting more and achieving it by harming the people around you is bad. We should want more but for the good of all of us.
galled wrote:chobi wrote:I don't think that wanting more is a problem, but wanting more and achieving it by harming the people around you is bad. We should want more but for the good of all of us.
When demand exceeds supply people do bad things. I think it's a nice ideal, and I wish it were different, but there are too many things that must be done that people don't want to do or can't do, so there is inequality. You may earn more, but someone loses or is harmed in any transaction. It's like a physics law, a law of motion. Everything seeks equilibrium. So there will be energy spent. Unfortunately not all will be in the same direction nor positive or constructive.
chobi wrote:I don't quite understand the concept of what you said and why people actually believe that this is a reasonable thing. So if there are no more chocolates in the store and i'm there (which is the criteria demand exceeding supply) than it's ok to go crazy? I agree, there is inequality, but then again, if someone has something and I don't I don't go crazy for it. That's what I don't really get.
chobi wrote:It's the reactions of the masses. And I don't believe that we've been programmed to do it. It's not hard-coded in our brains or DNA. We are being conditioned to, but it's not hard to understand simple manipulation techniques like that.
chobi wrote:We just need to educate the people to understand that and then I'm not expecting prices to drop, but I'm expecting people to stop abusing others for personal gain. That's the point I'm trying to push into. It's not about the money, it's not about the economy system, it's about the abuse of things and this only depends on the people.
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