Sort of supports neo-cameralist ideas of patchwork of corporate states concept. As long as authority is explicit and contractual, it's easy to choose. When your relationship to authority is ambiguous, you're subject to manipulation and abuse.
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ah, well put
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what's the alternative for travel
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Class hierarchies are attractive, but also destabilizing. The narcissism of small differences.
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i think the broader thing is this impulse is actually core to our species - where have we *not* had class hierarchies
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most people want fairness, not equality
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I thought the class system around airlines was created more by the need for price discrimination (restricted supply & minimal productivity improvement to differentiate competition) and some principal-agent problems.
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