Why is it that international companies are allowed to avoid competition but individuals are forced to compete globally?
How do we replace competition for individuals with cooperation and maximum mutual gain
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The answer is to create organisations that people can be member of that can represent that person.
The world is NOT zero sum. Or at least doesn't have to be.
We can make the world better.
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方法 Adversarial companies
Adversarial companies are adversarial companies designed to topple international organisations funded by governments
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[時系列]ええ、これは主にリモートワークに当てはまり、通信および輸送技術のために発生します...そしてそのためには、メンバーシップベースの組織が解決策になる可能性があります。たとえば、Infinityは、メンバーだからといって、メンバーを経済的に支援する組織にできるのではないかと考えています。逆に「税金」のように、あるいは「福祉制度」のように考えてください。
たとえば、国にはすべての市民にかなり良い健康保険を提供するのに十分なリソースがありますが、なぜそれを健康で止める必要があるのですか？食べ物や交通機関などはどうですか？体の細胞は当然のことながら血液を与えられて機能しますが、バクテリアやウイルスのように、どういうわけか人は死ぬか、競争に苦しんでいます。これは非常に非人道的だと思います。それはおそらく資本主義の最も非倫理的な側面であり、明らかにそれは機能します-バクテリアは新しい特性を進化させます。しかし、そのための別のトピックがあったと思います。
[chronological], yeah, this is mostly true for remote work, and happening because of communication and transportation technologies... and for that, membership-based organization could be a solution, yes. For example, I'm thinking that we could make the Infinity into an organization that financially supports its members, just because they are members. Think of it like "tax" just in reverse, or a bit like "welfare systems."
For example, countries have enough resources to provide all of the citizens with pretty good health coverage, but why should it stop with health -- what about food, and transportation, and so on. Body cells are given blood for granted, to function, but people are somehow made to die or struggle in competition like bacteria or viruses, which I think is quite inhumane. It's perhaps the most unethical side of capitalism, and obviously, it works -- bacteria get new traits evolved. However, I think there was another topic for that.