/sci/ - Science & Math

>>3119459

Is it just me or your pathetic mind can't think of any incentive that doesn't have a dollar sign on it?

> However, it's not that hard for someone to get more out of their career the more they put into it, whether it be a raise, promotion, or an entire new job.

Ok class, here we observe yet another capitalist believing in the rank-and-file myth that upward mobility exists for most people. this is a particularly absurd case, because as you can see, he appealed to this myth immediately after stating that upward mobility often does not occur.

So it is easy to see why the capitalist makes so many straw men against communal resource management - it patches his cognitive dissonance. For instance, if we wait just a little while, you will note that his response will be some combination of undue assumptions about "inevitable authoritarianism", "human nature", "calculation problems", "innovation stagnation" etc.

>>2954532

>There needs to be a financial capital backbone to make it all happen

No, there really dosent.

>>2336078
>>2336083
>>2336070
Wut, I wasn't reading that one. There was another thread about a story where some guy and his house get transported to a tropical planet in a binary star system.