Also, under an economic system that elevates selfishness, work that benefits humanity is inherently values less.
People say we need Capitalism because people are selfish, but it's the opposite. Work that benefits humanity pays less, because so many want to do it.
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Well, it also pays less because of the gendered devaluation of social reproduction ("women's work"). And because of the non-profit industrial complex as a Neoliberal band-aid institution...
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No, it pays less, because people do not value it as much as the alternative. Basic economics.
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AMEN and how about all the volunteering for no pay that benefits humanity. Because people WANT to do it.
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It’s human nature to capitalise and exploit. Grow up.
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To see humans living under capitalism & say it's human nature 2 b greedy is like seeing people in a dirty factory & saying it's HN to cough
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That doesn't mean that we don't need capitalism. It just means that we need unconditional basic income, universal health care, and, maybe, land-value taxation.https://twitter.com/JimbauxsJournal/status/933155655036358656 …
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Which is which?
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Even business-minded people write books on the over-justification effect, when promising to raise salaries or to give money rewards for tasks actually decreases motivation, 'productivity' and creativity, compared to no rewards but for intrinsic interest/satisfaction.
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