Surely, value is also derived from labor. Both the value of doing the work, and what that work provides. @marwilliamson
As the 21st-century unfolds, it’s time to completely debunk economic theories left over from the 19th & 20th. Value does not derive from labor; it derives from self-actualization. Everything we do to help people express themselves at a higher level puts value into the economy.
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Undoubtedly. But a happier, more fulfilled person labors at a higher level. Right now, our system keeps people only as fulfilled as necessary to keep them producing cheap labor.
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We need to return to our original mission statement: that God gave all of us inalienable rights of life, liberty & the pursuit of happiness, and governments are instituted to secure those rights. That’s it in a nutshell. When we align ourselves with that, we’re on the right track
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@BungaCast@gtbho this is amazing. She is the Californian Ideology. -
Holy shit. Beautiful. Might need to grab some clips of her for next episodes
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“Value derives from self actualization”...that’s Marianne’s way of telling us this is all about selling books and communicating with paying customers.
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Woa. That is so dark...
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Marx is left absolutely shaking
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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No, value derives from labor. Self-actualization doesn't mean anything.
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It means plenty in developmental psych. In economics, not so much.
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