Comment by otterley
1 day ago
If there’s no product or service to be consumed, there’s no value produced either. That’s the point: it’s harmful to eliminate the incentive to produce.
1 day ago
If there’s no product or service to be consumed, there’s no value produced either. That’s the point: it’s harmful to eliminate the incentive to produce.
People will _always_ need things. There are very few things that will eliminate people's need for things and producers will of course adapt to the environment.
What we need is an environment that does not give the producers asymmetric power over consumers and the products will naturally align with that.
What if only the incentive to produce bad things is eliminated
* definition of bad is subjective and may vary depending upon which lobby group has the most cash to throw around
no, I referred to actual bad things
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