BlueDuckBTC on Nostr: Hook, line, and sinker. If you think that “majority of profits” is the only way ...
Hook, line, and sinker.
If you think that “majority of profits” is the only way innovation happens or has happened, you do not understand psychology or human history.
Most innovation comes from “how to make my life easier “ or “how to make this task at hand easier”.
Profits is actually a new concept in the timeline of our species. Not to mention, I own a company, that generates no profit and pays the workers multiples more in what their peers get paid in our market. It works, I’m not asking…I’m telling.
Todays company’s are mostly zombie companies with high evaluations do to the sea of shit fiat that we swim in. Most companies in history start small with very little over head, growing slowly and not really risking much but time/labor. However, most also make back their initial investment rather quickly or why would you take on more overhead if you have made no return.
The true risk takers are the individuals who work for a company and they have no say in the operating decisions; meaning, a ceo can make a bad call and they have no job…which is no fault of their own.
Yet, CEOs, executives, big stock holders make more in one day than the workers make in a lifetime.
Keep regurgitating that capitalist mantra. It’s proven it is unsustainable. Would you like to move to why it is not sustainable?
If you think that “majority of profits” is the only way innovation happens or has happened, you do not understand psychology or human history.
Most innovation comes from “how to make my life easier “ or “how to make this task at hand easier”.
Profits is actually a new concept in the timeline of our species. Not to mention, I own a company, that generates no profit and pays the workers multiples more in what their peers get paid in our market. It works, I’m not asking…I’m telling.
Todays company’s are mostly zombie companies with high evaluations do to the sea of shit fiat that we swim in. Most companies in history start small with very little over head, growing slowly and not really risking much but time/labor. However, most also make back their initial investment rather quickly or why would you take on more overhead if you have made no return.
The true risk takers are the individuals who work for a company and they have no say in the operating decisions; meaning, a ceo can make a bad call and they have no job…which is no fault of their own.
Yet, CEOs, executives, big stock holders make more in one day than the workers make in a lifetime.
Keep regurgitating that capitalist mantra. It’s proven it is unsustainable. Would you like to move to why it is not sustainable?